The name of the film means "Welcome to the Sticks", which is the nickname given to the northerners living in the post-industrial area of France, bordering Belgium and the English Channel. The cost of filming this movie is about 17 million U.S. dollars.
It took Dany Boon a year to create the "Welcome to the Sticks" script. He said, "If it is a stage play, I can enlarge the character of each character and portray them exaggeratedly, so that the audience will laugh. But. In the movie, the technique must be more refined, and the social reality must also be considered, so that all the characters appear to be authentic and credible." It was in this case that I met Frank Magnier, who also came from the north. Franck Magnier, under the introduction of the latter, also met Alexandre Charlot. The three people worked together to complete the script of the film in three months.
