The story
Paris, 1942. When a British bomber is shot down over the French capital, its crew parachutes into the occupied city. One lands among the seals in the zoo, another on scaffolding, and a third on the roof of the opera house. With the help of a kind-hearted house painter (Bourvil) and a grumpy conductor (Louis de Funès), they set out on a daring escape to the neutral zone in southern France…
Don’t Look Now... We’re Being Shot At! La Grande vadrouille
A hilarious adventure with the legendary duo Louis de Funès and Bourvil, this film was France’s most-watched movie for over thirty years and remains one of the most beloved French comedies of all time.
cast Bourvil, Louis de Funès, Terry-Thomas, Mike Marshall, Marie Dubois, Colette Brosset, Claudio Brook, Andréa Parisy
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