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Bourvil | ... |
Monsieur Dupont
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Lando Buzzanca | ... |
Marcello
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Walter Chiari | ... |
Angelo
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| Peter Cook | ... |
Major Dawlish
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| Tony Curtis | ... |
Chester Schofield
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Mireille Darc | ... |
Marie-Claude
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Marie Dubois | ... |
Pascale
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| Gert Fröbe | ... |
Willi Schickel /
Horst Müller
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Susan Hampshire | ... |
Betty
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| Jack Hawkins | ... |
Count Levinovitch
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Nicoletta Machiavelli | ... |
Dominique
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| Dudley Moore | ... |
Lt. Barrington
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Peer Schmidt | ... |
Otto
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| Eric Sykes | ... |
Perkins
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| Terry-Thomas | ... | ||
In an international car rally, competitors must travel from various points in Europe to Monte Carlo, then race their cars. Things are complicated by smuggling, cheating, honor, inventions, medicine, and love at first sight... Written by Anonymous
Like many other racing comedies, 'Those Daring Young Men in their Jaunty Jalopies' suffers from simply having too much going on at once. The film has so many different characters it tries to devote time to, it's easy to forget everything that's going on. It seemed like whenever Tony Curtis appeared on the screen I thought "Oh yeah, forgot he was in this." The film might be considered a multi-car wreck had it not been for Peter Cook and Dudley Moore. Cook plays a British inventor, Moore his trusty sidekick. These two have all the best lines in the movie, and their deadpan delivery is perfect.