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Acting
July 31, 1914
January 27, 1983
Courbevoie, Hauts-de-Seine, France
Louis Germain David de Funès de Galarza (French: [lwi d(ə) fynɛs]; 31 July 1914 – 27 January 1983) was a French actor and comedian. According to a series of polls conducted since the late 1960s, he is France's favourite actor, having played over 150 roles in film and over 100 on stage. His acting style is remembered for its high-energy performance and his wide range of facial expressions and tics. A considerable part of his best-known acting was directed by Jean Girault. The larger-than-life, conservative petit bourgeois characters he played, who typically kissed up to authority while persecuting their subordinates, particularly resonated with the changing Western societies of the 1960s and drove him to success. Yet in private life, De Funès was a notoriously shy and reserved man, and a devout Catholic. One of the most famous French actors of all time, Louis de Funès remains to this day the most bankable actor in French cinema history. He enjoys widespread international recognition: in addition to his immense fame in the French-speaking world, he remains a household name throughout most of continental Europe including the former Eastern Bloc, the former Soviet Union, as well as Iran, Turkey, and Israel. Despite this international popularity, Louis de Funès remains an obscure figure in the English-speaking world. He was exposed to a wider audience only once in the United States, in 1973, with the release of The Mad Adventures of Rabbi Jacob, which is best remembered for its Rabbi Jacob dance scene and was nominated for a Golden Globe Award. De Funès has two museums dedicated to his life and acting: one in the Château de Clermont, near Nantes, where he resided, as well as another in the town of Saint-Raphaël, Southern France. Description above from the Wikipedia article Louis de Funès, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

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as Claude Ratinier (Le Glaude)

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as Charles Duchemin

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as Ludovic Cruchot

as Evan Evans

as Hubert de Tartas

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as Félicien Mézeray

as Louis-Philippe Fourchaume

as Charles Bosquier

as Bertrand Barnier

as Commissaire Juve

as Stanislas Lefort

as M. Septime, patron d'un grand restaurant parisien

as Commissaire Juve

as Léon Haudepin (sketch "Les Bons Vivants")

as Ludovic Cruchot

as Léopold Saroyan

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as Ludovic Cruchot

as Marcel

as Jacques, le cousin de Jérôme, dit « Jockey-Jack », petit truand

as Victor Garnier

as le monsieur en habit

as Léonard Monestier

as Norbert Charolais, Directeur Général du 321

as Antoine Beaurepaire (segment "Le Gros Lot")

as Ludovic Lamberjacques

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as Officier de la Gestapo

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as Mr. Védrines, publisher

as Ettore

as Professor Montiel

as Maurice Berger

as Maître Stéphane

as Blaireau

as Pierre Cousin

as Jambier, grocer

as Le père Graziani, faux religieux ; Prosper le faux garçon d'écurie ; le faux colonel Luc de La Frapinière

as Auguste Ferraillon

as Célestin Ratier, représentant des industries de l'enfance

as l'inspecteur principal Victor Eugène Merlerin

as 'Paulo les chiens'

as Bonoeil

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as le bedeau Luigi

as M. Calomel, voisin à l'étage au-dessus

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as Jeannot la Bonne Affaire, le barman du "Lotus

as Soldier Laurent Passementier (uncredited)

as D'Arrigio - Modeschöpfer

as le garçon d'étage

as Mr. Calomel, neighbor on the floor above

as René, l'astrologue

as Michel Lebœuf, le commissaire de la brigade des mœurs

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as M. Boulingrin

as Le garde-champêtre

as Célosso, Spanish husband of the Russian Countess

as Le commissaire de police qui ne dit mot

as Tumlatum

as Gardener Ravan

as Eddy Gorlier

as A housekeeper

as Un astrologue

as Le chef de train

as Mr Marcange, l'auteur de la pièce

as le projectionniste ambulant

as M. Chanteau

as Adrien Verduret

as Le docteur

as Paul Duvernois

as Le photographe Triboudot

as Mr. Rachoux, bank director

as Un Client qui joue aux cartes

as Célestin, le chauffeur de taxi

as Mr. Lorette

as Doctor

as Hotel director

as l'employé du laboratoire photo

as Emile, manvalet


as le garçon de café qui embrasse Juliette

as Weapon master

as Le fou qui pêche dans un lavabo

as L'interprète-secrétaire du sultan de Hammanlif (uncredited)


as Nightclub customer

as le peintre de la place du Tertre

as L'homme qui se fait arracher une dent (uncredited)

as Mr. Cottin, the man with the dog, member of the U.R.A.F.

as Mr. Charles

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as Martin Gaston, the Frenchman (segment "La Paresse")

as Le Barman

as Albert, le régisseur

as Le skieur qui cherche une chambre d'hôtel

as André

as Le gérant

as The counselor

as l'employé d'Air France

as Thief

as The lock keeper

as Anatole, the suspicious husband

as Le malade qui a perdu 100 grammes (uncredited)

as Poet who eats glasses

as Le futur papa qui lit le journal

as Bruno, the psychiatrist

as Fisherman

as Le père autoritaire

as Piotr Petrovitch Shvokhnev

as Hippolyte

as Mr. Vincent, hardware store (uncredited)


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as The waiter

as Thomas Boudeboeuf, journaliste à L'Avenir Sauveterrois

as Guide

as Constantin, domestique du baron

as Spectator (uncredited)

as L'avocat de Philippe

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as Le chef d'orchestre

as Spanish General at the Cabaret

as L'astrologue

as The cook (uncredited)

as Émile, le garçon épicier et un invité à la noce

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as Le client du bar qui reçoit Yolande dans ses bras ("scène avec N. Nattier et J. Marchat")

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as Le portier du cabaret "Le Paradis" (uncredited)