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Famous but unlucky pursuers of Fantomas from France go to weird Scotland for a final attempt to bring the impudent criminal to justice.Famous but unlucky pursuers of Fantomas from France go to weird Scotland for a final attempt to bring the impudent criminal to justice.Famous but unlucky pursuers of Fantomas from France go to weird Scotland for a final attempt to bring the impudent criminal to justice.
Henri Attal
- Godfrey
- (as Henri Atal)
Rico Lopez
- Un membre de la mafia
- (as Rico López)
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- TriviaMylène Demongeot later claimed that a fourth episode called "Fantomas à Moscou" ( "Fantomas in Moscow") was planned to follow, but apart from the fact that Jean Marais was tired of feeling second billed after the then confirmed star Louis de Funès, the project failed to materialize because the trio of leading actors had grown far too expensive.
- GoofsThe movie is set in Scotland, but most of the cars are left-hand drive.
- Quotes
André Berthier: [aiming a gun at MacRashley] I'm in love with your wife.
Lord Edward MacRashley: [really Fantomas in disguise] I'm not jealous. I don't care.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Fantômas 70 (2001)
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No pun intended - especially when it comes to the catching the bad guy business. There is a twist towards the end - although I am not sure, if movie savvy audiences today would really be caught being surprised. The one thing you have to get over with, is how incredible ... let's call them gullible the people are who are after Fantomas! I would not really say he is that clever - maybe he is though, but they make it easy for him too.
But that is where the comedy comes from I guess. You have to suspend your disbelief and let Luis and the others work their magic. In the previous entry Luis even had a gadget. Almost Bond like .. even if that makes no sense, but it was fun to see. As impractical as his hands up thing was ... although: if he only was as clever as he was good at shooting ... I assume if someone would break down scenes of him holding the gun and shooting ... I'm certain they would not be too fond of his ... let's call it technique. Still this is the last entry ... for some reason. And maybe the conclusion works for you or it doesn't ... but it is what it is. And you can always go back and revisit the movie. Just suspend your disbelief before you do that.
But that is where the comedy comes from I guess. You have to suspend your disbelief and let Luis and the others work their magic. In the previous entry Luis even had a gadget. Almost Bond like .. even if that makes no sense, but it was fun to see. As impractical as his hands up thing was ... although: if he only was as clever as he was good at shooting ... I assume if someone would break down scenes of him holding the gun and shooting ... I'm certain they would not be too fond of his ... let's call it technique. Still this is the last entry ... for some reason. And maybe the conclusion works for you or it doesn't ... but it is what it is. And you can always go back and revisit the movie. Just suspend your disbelief before you do that.
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- Fantom protiv Scotland Yarda
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- Château de Roquetaillade, Mazères, Gironde, France(Lord McRashley's castle)
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By what name was Fantomas vs. Scotland Yard (1967) officially released in India in English?
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