Le Gendarme à New York (1965)
Genre: Comedy
Duration: 90 minuten
Alternative title: De Gendarme in New York
Country:
France / Italy
Directed by: Jean Girault
Stars: Louis de Funès, Geneviève Grad and Michel Galabru
IMDb score:
6,4 (9.367)
Releasedate: 28 October 1965
Le Gendarme à New York plot
Ludovic Cruchot became a local celebrity in Saint-Tropez when he managed to snag the thieves who had robbed the Annonciade museum. Now he has also been heard in Paris and the General Headquarters of the Gendarmerie appoint Cruchot and his brigade to represent France at the International Congress of Gendarmerie in New York. Cruchot's daughter Nicole tries to persuade her father to take her on this journey. Cruchot refuses, however, because it concerns a business trip. Then sail along as a stowaway...
Actors and actresses
Ludovic Cruchot
Jérôme Gerber
Albert Merlot
Gaston Tricard
Jules Berlicot
Franck
Lucien Fougasse
Nicole Cruchot
Aldo
Adjutant Renzo
Reviews & comments
martijn011
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- 2034 messages
- 1309 votes
Watched 'La Grande Vadrouille' a while back, also a comedy with the Funes, and wanted to see more of that man.
Had this DVD lying around and quickly set it up. Didn't know it was a series, but I don't think it's necessary to see them in order. In any case, there were no ambiguities. Maybe a joke was missed here and there, but no more than that.
Unfortunately, it wasn't nearly as great as the former title. Jokes are often repeated and that yelling will come out of your throat after an hour.
Fortunately, there is every now and then reason to laugh and the film is good to sit out. I'll have to wait and see if I'll see more films by this French comedian. You have to be in the mood for it...
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Bobbejaantje
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- 2365 messages
- 2119 votes
This is a super fun movie. The storyline is much simpler than its predecessor Le Gendarme de Saint-Tropez (1964) , but it works just as well. Laughing at the crazy American situation from the point of view of a bunch of wonderfully naive French gendarmes. In my opinion Le Gendarme à New York has a little more momentum than its predecessor, but I don't think it's necessary to choose; they both have their charm.
Comic highlights abound here, but I'll mention the West Side Story parody - including the taking over of a few measures of Bernstein - with clever choreography, in addition to the pre-psychedelic dream of de Funès. Also striking is the jazzy score, which is of course tailored to this urban adventure, and the eye for New York photography. Very successful part of the series, for lovers of this kind of nonsense.
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Lemmens1985
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- 10 messages
- 340 votes
Personally I thought this was the lesser part in the "Gendarme" series, I didn't like the setting that the group went to the big USA.
Nice to have seen an x but certainly not a great one
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