Another mission of world-known French secret agent leads him to exotic Brazil.
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| Jean Dujardin | ... | OSS 117 | |
| Louise Monot | ... | Dolorès Koulechov | |
| Rüdiger Vogler | ... | Von Zimmel | |
| Alex Lutz | ... | Heinrich | |
| Reem Kherici | ... | Carlotta | |
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Pierre Bellemare | ... | Lesignac |
| Ken Samuels | ... | Trumendous | |
| Serge Hazanavicius | ... | Staman | |
| Laurent Capelluto | ... | Kutner | |
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Cirillo Luna | ... | Hippie ''pomme d'amour'' |
| Moon Dailly | ... | La comtesse | |
| Walter Shnorkell | ... | Fayolle | |
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Philippe Hérisson | ... | Mayeux (as Philippe Herisson) |
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Nicky Marbot | ... | Castaing |
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Christelle Cornil | ... | Mlle Ledentu |
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Hubert Bonisseur de la Bath, A.K.A. OSS 117, is the French spy considered by his superiors to be the best in the business. The year is 1967 - he's been sent on a mission to Rio de Janeiro, to find a former high-ranking Nazi who went into exile in South America after the war. His eventful investigation takes him all across Brazil, from Rio to Brasilia and the Iguazu Falls, accompanied by a charming Mossad agent who is also looking for the Nazi. The man is charming, and so is the young woman. Set to the strains of bossa nova, their tale is by turns an adventure and a love story. Written by The Film Catalogue
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FranceRelease Date:
15 April 2009 (France) See more »Also Known As:
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Opening Weekend USA:
$10,243, 9 May 2010Gross USA:
$89,375Cumulative Worldwide Gross:
$21,924,245Company Credits
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OSS 117: Dictatorships! Listen to you. You're sweet, but spare me your politics. You know what a dictatorship is? People are communists. They're cold, with gray hats and boots with zippers. That's a dictatorship.
Dolorès Koulechov: What do you call a country with a military leader, secret police, one TV station, and censorship?
OSS 117: I call that France, Miss. Not any France: De Gaulle's France.
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Written by John Hartford (as J. Hartford)
Performed by Dean Martin
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Agent OSS 117 (Hubert Bonisseur de La Bath) wears clothes which are inspired and predominantly the same as Paul Newman's Lew Harper in Harper (1966). See more »Goofs
An Embraer 110 Bandeirante (aircraft made in Brazil) is shown in the movie, which is supposed to take place in 1967. This type of aircraft flew its maiden flight in 1968, and entered service in 1973. See more »Quotes
Dolorès Koulechov: Life here isn't easy for everyone, as in most dictatorships.OSS 117: Dictatorships! Listen to you. You're sweet, but spare me your politics. You know what a dictatorship is? People are communists. They're cold, with gray hats and boots with zippers. That's a dictatorship.
Dolorès Koulechov: What do you call a country with a military leader, secret police, one TV station, and censorship?
OSS 117: I call that France, Miss. Not any France: De Gaulle's France.
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There is a montage of (poor quality) travel snaps from OSS117's camera, as well as a short film clip of the duck-shaped pedal boat, being pedalled by OSS117, in Rio. See more »Soundtracks
Gentle on my MindWritten by John Hartford (as J. Hartford)
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OSS 117: Lost In Rio is the sequel from OSS 117: Cairo, Nest Of Spies from 2006. It's about the same level of humor, I wouldn't say there is any difference of quality between those two movies. It's still as silly as it can be, not the kind of humor everybody likes. For me it's just about okay, good enough to watch once but that's about it. The French secret agent OSS 117 is a mixture of Austin Powers, James Bond and Peter Sellers in The Pink Panther. He's a bit stupid but always manages to solve a case and that with alot of luck. Jean Dujardin has the right silly face to play that role. OSS 117 is a bit sexist and racist if you ask me but I guess it fits his character from the sixties. The whole shooting of the movie feels like everything is from the sixties, even the making of the movie. Don't expect a serious story because there is absolutely nothing serious about this movie. A Sean Connery look-a-like secret agent, charming but sexist, a couple dozens of goodlooking girls, a bunch of bad guys and that's what you get for the entire movie.