Le Tatoué (1968)
Genre: Comedy
Duration: 90 minuten
Alternative title: The Tattooed One
Country:
France / Italy
Directed by: Denys de La Patellière
Stars: Jean Gabin, Louis de Funès and Lyne Chardonnet
IMDb score:
6,5 (3.879)
Releasedate: 17 August 1968
This movie is not available on US streaming services.
Le Tatoué plot
A former soldier has a tattoo applied by Modigliani on his back. An avid art dealer (De Funès) is on the hunt for the man and his artwork on behalf of Americans.
Actors and actresses
Comte Enguerand de Montignac, dit « Legrain »
Pellot
Félicien Mézeray
Le postier
Suzanne Mézeray
Dubois, le percepteur
Le professeur Mortemont
Lucien, le facteur
Le détective nº 1
Larsen
Reviews & comments
Movsin
-
- 8264 messages
- 8426 votes
The electric shocks between de Funès and Jean Gabin work as god as these between de Funès and Bourvil, in one of the best de Funès mauling films.
Slightly more sedate and with a good, original and well-developed plot.
Now and then you think it's silly, but what kind of comedy isn't?
Translated from Dutch · View original
thunderball
-
- 5878 messages
- 1414 votes
Bought this on DVD a while ago and watched it.
I didn't know it yet, but the fact that two of the greatest French actors are in a movie together was reason enough for me to blindly buy it.
De Funes and Gabin are a nice film couple and it is striking how well Gabin, as an actor not necessarily specialized in comedy, manages to hold his own with temper frog De Funes.
The scenes between the two gentlemen are therefore often to be enjoyed.
The starting point, with the precious tattoo on the back of an eccentric old count, is nice and absurd and gives De Funes the space to jump out of his skin many times,
but unfortunately in the last twenty minutes or so they abandon this fact and nothing is done with it from one moment to the next, in order to add a kind of sluggish "happy ending", which you as a viewer can leaves a somewhat unsatisfactory feeling and which unfortunately makes the film anything but a classic. Shame!
A six or three stars.
Translated from Dutch · View original
Bobbejaantje
-
- 2260 messages
- 2062 votes
Nice introduction to 2 icons for the price of 1. Not as funny as some other de Funès movies but still funny enough. Sometimes a comical undertone can also suffice in certain scenes. For me it is the first time that I see the combination Gabin - de Funès in action and I liked it very much. Although they apparently didn't get along very well on set.
The humor of de Funès with his black footman is daring by today's standards. This just shows how values and norms can evolve over time.
A fun movie and definitely worth a review.
Translated from Dutch · View originalLatest News
Mahjong Scenes in Cinema: What They Reveal About Character and Culture
From jump scares to jackpots: why horror movie aesthetics persist in modern online casino design
How Online Casinos Use Hollywood-Level Storytelling in Modern Slot Designs
Five of the Best Licensed Movie Tie In Slot Games You Can Play Now
Trending Movies
Corporate & Media
Realtimes Network
Innovatieweg 20C
7007 CD, Doetinchem, Netherlands
+31(315)-764002
