One of the wisest choices Veber made was to have Belone advise Pignon to play a " straight " gay man _ behave as he always has and let his co-workers'imaginations fill in the gaps.
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Needlefish are most common in the subtropics, but some inhabit temperate waters, as well, particularly during the winter . " Belone belone ", a common North Atlantic species, often swims in schools alongside tuna.
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Needlefish are most common in the subtropics, but some inhabit temperate waters, as well, particularly during the winter . " Belone belone ", a common North Atlantic species, often swims in schools alongside tuna.
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His parents died when he was a child and the young Fran�ois was raised by his great-grandmother, Marie Josephe Spoturno, and after her death, by his grandmother, Anna Maria Belone Spoturno, who lived in Marseille.
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WITH : Daniel Auteuil ( Francois Pignon ), Gerard Depardieu ( Felix Santini ), Thierry Lhermitte ( Guillaume ), Michele Laroque ( Mademoiselle Bertrand ), Michel Aumont ( Belone ), Jean Rochefort ( Kopel ) Edgar Givry ( Mathieu ) and Alexandra Vandernoot ( Christine ).
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""'Myxodagnus belone " "', the "'Dartfish "', is a species of sand stargazer native to the waters around the Bahamas and Puerto Rico where they can be found on sandy bottoms from near the surface to in depth.
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The maritime reserve is home to various species of crustaceans, molluscs and fishes including the common cuttlefish ( " Sepia officinalis " ), the " Pinna nobilis " clam which produces sea silk, the Mediterranean moray ( " Muraena helena " ) which was regarded as a delicacy by the Romans, the garfish ( " Belone belone " ) and flying gurnard ( " Dactylopterus volitans " ), which uses its enlarged pectoral fins to " walk " along the ocean floor.
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The maritime reserve is home to various species of crustaceans, molluscs and fishes including the common cuttlefish ( " Sepia officinalis " ), the " Pinna nobilis " clam which produces sea silk, the Mediterranean moray ( " Muraena helena " ) which was regarded as a delicacy by the Romans, the garfish ( " Belone belone " ) and flying gurnard ( " Dactylopterus volitans " ), which uses its enlarged pectoral fins to " walk " along the ocean floor.
