Fatal

Fatal... short for Fatal Bazooka, a hardcore bling-bling rapper. A huge music star. Millions of fans, tons of hits, 4 Artist Of The Year Music Awards of Music, a fashion line, a magazine, and soon his own amusement park: Fataland. He is the undisputed number one, until...

Cast

Michaël Youn

as Fatal Bazooka

Stéphane Rousseau

as Chris Prolls

Armelle

as Heidi

Ary Abittan

as David Fontana

Vincent Desagnat

as Pedro Summer

Jérôme Le Banner

as Hervé Willard

Jean Benguigui

as Tony Tarba

Niels Schneider

as Lawyer in the car

Isabelle Funaro

as Athena Novotel

Fabrice Eboué

as Bruce Keita

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