What if you spent Christmas with Louis de Funes? Admit it is tempting! Because the opportunity presents itself this Wednesday night on TMC with the broadcast of the cult comedy Le Grand Restaurant, in which the actor plays the manager of a Parisian temple of gastronomy where eminent personalities congregate. Except one day there’s a kidnapped head of state from South America as a magnificent wedding cake is set on fire… and it’s time for a good laugh!
Louis de Funes Back in 1958, he imagined the misadventures of Mr. Septam, who was a tyrant to his employees and customers. Only in 1965, after the significant successes of Gendarme de Saint-Tropez, Fantôme and Corneux, Louis de FunesNow it is necessary to finally be able to open it A great restaurant.
Grand restaurant (one of the 20 most broadcast movies on television since 1957) provides an opportunity Louis de FunesFor the first time, he co-wrote the screenplay for a feature film, inspired here by his experiences as a jazz pianist in bars. the result A burlesque marvel where the actress does everything for the greatest pleasure.
4 million spectators gathered in “Le Grand Restaurant” of Louis de Funes!
Praised by AlloCiné viewers average 3.7 out of 5, Grand restaurant Rich in many gags, including the iconic sequence of Hitler’s mustache appearing on Septimus’ face, or in a ballet scene. For this classic of French comedy, Louis de Funes Surrounded by famous actors, including Bernard Blier and Paul Preboist, he did not forget his son Olivier de Funes.
A huge public success in French cinemas with almost 4 million viewers, Grand restaurant is a juicy comedy not to be missed. Reserve a table quickly!
Tonight on TMC at 9:25 PM.
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Source: Allocine
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