Kuinka presidentti ryöstetään

Original title: Le Grand Restaurant

1966
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1h 25m

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6.7/10

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Top-notch french restaurant owner Monsieur Septime is involved into crime when one of his famous guests disappears.Top-notch french restaurant owner Monsieur Septime is involved into crime when one of his famous guests disappears.Top-notch french restaurant owner Monsieur Septime is involved into crime when one of his famous guests disappears.

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6.7/10

6.2K

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Louis de Funès and Olivier De Funès in Kuinka presidentti ryöstetään (1966)

Louis de Funès, Michel Modo, and Venantino Venantini in Kuinka presidentti ryöstetään (1966)

Louis de Funès and Bernard Blier in Kuinka presidentti ryöstetään (1966)

Venantino Venantini in Kuinka presidentti ryöstetään (1966)

Bernard Blier and Noël Roquevert in Kuinka presidentti ryöstetään (1966)

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Trivia
First film directed by Jacques Besnard.

Goofs
When the sliding upside-down car finally comes to a stop on the frozen lake, you can clearly see that there's no one inside it, which conflicts with the close up interior shots of Monsieur Septime and the secretary.

Connections
Featured in Louis de Funès ou Le pouvoir de faire rire (2003)

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7/10

The moment « El Presidente » vanishes, the story too ! (vhs) (DVD)

A cult comedy is from my point of view, a movie in which you can't remember all the funny moments and therefore, you are always happy to discover them again and again.

So, there, I knew that De Funes was a terrible, tyrannic boss of a great restaurant but his manners eluded me while they are really funny! He's truly the best actor in this field and beyond, a very talented one. As Al (Pacino), I feel that De Funes exudes humanity, compassion and class behind all his jokes

In addition, as it figures among the oldest movies I saw, it was great to see Paris an half-century ago. Besides cars and trends, I feel that Paris was more "green" with trees than actually.

Unfortunately, when the main thing is served, the script becomes strange: a mix between Bond for the aquatic car and the Pink Panther for the winter sequence We are far away of the restaurant!

In conclusion, great appetizers but the menu left me wanting for more!

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