Mathieu Kassovitz
This celebrity goo was created by player C. K..
Scott Hardie provided the source image, gooed image, category, and difficulty, wrote the clue, and wrote the explanation.
publication date: Friday, April 16, 2004 (part of Round XXII)
category: 
Movies
clue: Even gothic directors can meet women with fabulous destinies.
explanation: Kassovitz directed "Gothika." In the French film "Le Fabuleux destin d'Amélie Poulain" (released in America as "Amélie"), he played Nino, the young man who meets and falls in love with the title character. more…
solved by: Dave Mitzman, Scott Horowitz, Todd Brotsch, Christine Marie Doiron, Nadine Russell, Amir H. Sufyani, Scott Baumann, and Mario Di Carlo
trivia: This goo was originally requested by Kat Stratton, but Scott considered canceling it due to Stratton disappearing from the game. When C K tried to perk up the Goo World Tour by requesting "the gnome from Amélie" as a goo, Scott talked him into claiming Stratton's old request as his own. Unfortunately, most players guessed the director of "Amélie," Jean-Pierre Jeunet, a good guess but not correct. (Other incorrect guesses included Audrey Tautou, Roger Vadim, and Guillaume Laurant.) Ten players were tied for the lead score in Round XXII this week, and this goo eliminated eight of them.
 | This goo represented France in the Goo World Tour. |
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