Fantômas contre Scotland Yard

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6.7/10

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Louis de Funès, Mylène Demongeot, and Jean Marais in Fantômas contre Scotland Yard (1967)

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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.

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IMDb RATING

6.7/10

8.3K

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See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
Mylène 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.

Goofs
The 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.

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Featured in Fantômas 70 (2001)

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10/10

A Perfect Ending to a Brilliant Trilogy

Fontamas contra scotland yard is the final installment in a delightful trilogy, and it truly delivers on all fronts. This 1967 film stars the incredible Louis de Funès and Jean Marais, and it's a masterclass in comedy, excitement, and suspense.

The chemistry between Louis and Jean is simply perfect; their performances are filled with energy, wit, and humor. The story is cleverly crafted, keeping you engaged and entertained from start to finish. Every scene is well-executed, balancing moments of laughter with genuine tension and intrigue. It's the kind of film that leaves you wanting more, wishing that the adventures of Fontamas would continue.

For fans of classic French cinema, this is an absolute must-watch. I give it a 10/10 for its flawless execution and for being a truly enjoyable experience that showcases the best of Louis de Funès' work.