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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaIn 17th-century Spain, the Minister of Finance tries to dishonor the queen with an overly complex plan.In 17th-century Spain, the Minister of Finance tries to dishonor the queen with an overly complex plan.In 17th-century Spain, the Minister of Finance tries to dishonor the queen with an overly complex plan.
Joaquín Solís
- Un Grand d'Espagne
- (as Joachim Solis)
Sal Borgese
- Le borgne
- (as Salvatore Borgese)
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Another one of those 4 euro VHS specials from the dusty bin, but one I was looking forward to seeing. I thought it was pleasantly passable and will watch it again. Highlights: Defunes is funny as always, squeaking and quacking like a broken duck call. To quote from one of the earlier films "Il m'epate!" he's astonishing in being able to deliver so much physical comedy. Bouncing around like a beach ball, puffed up like a banty rooster, barely able to keep his giant ego intact while being chased by peasants with pitchforks or trying to escape a bedroom peccadillo. And I love his mugging - especially the greedy glitter in his squinty eyes.
Yves Montand is surprisingly funny. The final scene where he and Defunes are stuck on the windlass as human donkeys in some nameless North African desert is hilarious. But all in all I think Bourvil did this kind of role better. Montand is suave and dumb, while Bourvil is dumb yet impossibly suave, and has a touch of human kindness. I do like Montand as Papet in the Florette films, and even more so with a cigarette hanging from his lips in Wages of Fear. I like him here, too, but he does suave and sinister best.
All in all, entertaining. But I'll watch the Corniaud several times before I watch this again.
Yves Montand is surprisingly funny. The final scene where he and Defunes are stuck on the windlass as human donkeys in some nameless North African desert is hilarious. But all in all I think Bourvil did this kind of role better. Montand is suave and dumb, while Bourvil is dumb yet impossibly suave, and has a touch of human kindness. I do like Montand as Papet in the Florette films, and even more so with a cigarette hanging from his lips in Wages of Fear. I like him here, too, but he does suave and sinister best.
All in all, entertaining. But I'll watch the Corniaud several times before I watch this again.
- tomquick
- 27 de mai. de 2008
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- CuriosidadesThe role of Blaze was written with Bourvil in mind, which would have marked Gérard Oury's fourth collaboration with the actor, and his third time pairing him alongside Louis de Funès, after O Trouxa (1965) and A Grande Escapada (1966). After Bourvil passed away from cancer in September 1970, Oury and co-writer Danièle Thompson were at a party talking to actress Simone Signoret, who suggested her husband Yves Montand take on the role, which was completely rewritten. Oury compared the two takes on the character to valets made famous in plays by Molière, with Bourvil's being a "Sganarelle" and Montand's a "Scapin".
- ConexõesFeatured in Montand à la rencontre de Pagnol (1986)
- Trilhas sonorasGénérique
Written and Performed by Michel Polnareff
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- Data de lançamento
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- Central de atendimento oficial
- Idiomas
- Também conhecido como
- Delusions of Grandeur
- Locações de filme
- El Escorial, Madri, Espanha(the King returning from hunting)
- Empresas de produção
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- Orçamento
- FRF 20.000.000 (estimativa)
- Tempo de duração1 hora 48 minutos
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- Proporção
- 1.66 : 1
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