Die Klette

Originaltitel: L'emmerdeur

1973
12
1 Std. 25 Min.

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Jacques Brel and Lino Ventura in Die Klette (1973)

Ralf Milan, ein Auftragskiller, kommt nach Montpellier, um einen wichtigen Zeugen zu töten. Er checkt in einem Hotel ein, ohne zu wissen, dass sein Nachbar neurotisch geworden ist, nachdem s... Alles lesenRalf Milan, ein Auftragskiller, kommt nach Montpellier, um einen wichtigen Zeugen zu töten. Er checkt in einem Hotel ein, ohne zu wissen, dass sein Nachbar neurotisch geworden ist, nachdem seine Frau ihn verlassen hat.Ralf Milan, ein Auftragskiller, kommt nach Montpellier, um einen wichtigen Zeugen zu töten. Er checkt in einem Hotel ein, ohne zu wissen, dass sein Nachbar neurotisch geworden ist, nachdem seine Frau ihn verlassen hat.

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7,1/10

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The Director, Edouard Molinaro plays the barman of the coffee shop. And there's a moment that he's got a vinyl disc of Jacques Brel in his hands.

Patzer
A door is blocked with a chair under the handle. Unfortunately no one of the movie crew noticed or seems to have bothered that the door opens the other way.

Verbindungen
Featured in Francis Veber artisan du rire: La saga Pignon (2001)

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7/10

The original of Buddy, Buddy

Watching movies 'backwards' is an interesting experience. There are so many good titles out there that were shot before I was born or I was grown up enough to have a chance to see them. Buddy, Buddy is one of them. However, looking at the critiques, I discovered that this is again a remake of a great French movie, L'Emmerdeur. Last time I have seen Ture Lies first, than I watched La Totale!, which was quite a disappointment, as the US version was just way much better, more money, better actors, etc. So now, I have decided to watch L'Emmerdeur first and just then Buddy, Buddy.

Although the movie was not fast as a paced action movie, the 80 minutes went by quite fast. I liked the atmosphere of the film, which is typical for French movies of this time: simple setup, small budget, great ideas and great actors. I just loved the funny situations and little jokes throughout.

The other attraction of the movie is the great Belgian singer, Jacques Brel (1929-1978). Although not French, he's a characteristic of French pop music of the 20th. Although he played in a number of movies, he's really not talented for an actor, the only other movie of his that worth a watch is 'L'aventure, c'est l'aventure'. However, as a composer/singer, he was fantastic, just browse to jacquesbrel.be to discover.

In case you're a fan of French movies as I am, this is a must to watch. However, as time has passed, L'Emmerdeur brings enough entertainment only for a Saturday/Sunday afternoon for the big audience, strongly recommended for family watch - 7/10.