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Grandes vacaciones

Título original: Les grandes vacances
  • 1967
  • 1h 24min
PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb
6,5/10
4 mil
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Louis de Funès in Grandes vacaciones (1967)
AdventureComedy

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaA strict French headmaster sends his frivolous son to England to learn English. But the student has a better idea of how to spend his summer holidays.A strict French headmaster sends his frivolous son to England to learn English. But the student has a better idea of how to spend his summer holidays.A strict French headmaster sends his frivolous son to England to learn English. But the student has a better idea of how to spend his summer holidays.

  • Dirección
    • Jean Girault
  • Guión
    • Jacques Vilfrid
    • Jean Girault
  • Reparto principal
    • Louis de Funès
    • Ferdy Mayne
    • Martine Kelly
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  • PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb
    6,5/10
    4 mil
    TU PUNTUACIÓN
    • Dirección
      • Jean Girault
    • Guión
      • Jacques Vilfrid
      • Jean Girault
    • Reparto principal
      • Louis de Funès
      • Ferdy Mayne
      • Martine Kelly
    • 10Reseñas de usuarios
    • 8Reseñas de críticos
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    Louis de Funès
    Louis de Funès
    • Charles Bosquier
    Ferdy Mayne
    Ferdy Mayne
    • MacFarrell
    Martine Kelly
    Martine Kelly
    • Shirley MacFarrell
    François Leccia
    • Philippe Bosquier
    Olivier De Funès
    Olivier De Funès
    • Gérard Bosquier
    Claude Gensac
    Claude Gensac
    • Isabelle Bosquier
    Maurice Risch
    Maurice Risch
    • Stéphane Michonnet
    Jacques Dynam
    Jacques Dynam
    • Croizac, le livreur de charbon
    Dominique Davray
    Dominique Davray
    • Rose
    Mario David
    Mario David
    • L'automobiliste
    Jean St. Clair
    Christiane Muller
    • La bonne des Bosquier
    Denise Provence
    • La comtesse
    Françoise Girault
    • Une vacancière avec le chien
    Silvia Dionisio
    Silvia Dionisio
    • Une vacancière avec le chien
    • (as Sylvia Dionisio)
    René Bouloc
    René Bouloc
    • Bargin
    Jean-Pierre Bertrand
    • Christian
    Jacques Dublin
    • Claude
    • Dirección
      • Jean Girault
    • Guión
      • Jacques Vilfrid
      • Jean Girault
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    searchanddestroy-1

    French funniest actor of all times.

    I am sure there is not only human being who could not love Louis De Funès, for me the funniest French actor of all times. I admit that maybe foreign audiences - not French I mean - could have some difficulties because of the language and humor subleties. There are hundreds kinds of humor, depending of the countries and cultures. Unlike drama stories, that are understandable anywhere, no matter the country, languages, unlike this, humor is totally different, it is far more difficult to make laugh than weep. Concerning this film, the topic is totally simple and lousy, but as usual, only Louis de Funès character is worth, justifying mass of audiences to come and make the gross for the production companies. I confound this one with LE PETIT BAIGNEUR, always with Louis De Funès. The kind of actor that can reunite all kind of audiences, all kinds, from all generations.
    7leplatypus

    National Idol Vacation (vhs)

    I didn't know their collaboration was so huge (12 movies including the famous Gendarme) but this movie is much better than the previous one i watched, « Jo ». In a way, in 1967, France was still at the top, with people happy, working and enjoying life and families. It's very cool to discover their fashion, the music revolution and the youth getting their liberty ! Here, Fufu plays a tyrannical schoolmaster, father and husband ! His extraordinary talent is to play him with a lot of humanity and silliness so at the end, his character is engaging ! Another cool thing with Fufu is that as an actor, he likes to play inside a family, his working one (his wife, the strong man, the English girl, …) as well as the real other. Like the best comedy, there is a real plot to build the action and it's not an endless bit of chunks ! With the movie, we visit the country side near Paris, Normandy, London and even Scotland ! It's really funny, totally absurd and accurate with the human nature. If i don't rate « 10 », it's only because the last part of the movie with the Scottish folklore is too much action, even if the English actor is really good to act with Fufu ! So this a real recommendation for those who love summer movies, vacations, teen-parents relationships and « entente cordial » !
    6ElMaruecan82

    Mildly amusing but it doesn't deliver what the score and the poster make you expect...

    "The Exchange Student" won the Golden Ticket in 1967, it was the movie that attracted the highest number of viewers, it also marks the fourth time in a row that this feat is achieved by a De Funès comedy (forgive the pleonasm). Indeed, the last two years were his classic works with Gérard Oury: "The Sucker" and "The Great Stroll" (the most successful French movie of all time before being dethroned in 2008 by Dany Boon's "Welcome to the Ch'tis") and before them, Jean Girault first opus of the "Troops" series: "the Gendarme of St Tropez". Fourth time's a charm. It wouldn't happen in 1968 because you just can't beat Walt Disney "The Jungle Book" attracted 14 million people, twice more than any De Funès movie but still less than "The Great Stroll".

    Now, why should I always bring up these ponderous statistics when I review a De Funès movie, to be honest, it's because I don't feel much like reviewing this film and I'm just gaining space and time. But if there's a point I'm trying to make is that De Funès' bankable status had firmly been established, that it happened with two different directors, proved was definitely De Funès' talent that attracted the viewers. But 1967 marks a real turn, the top movies of 64, 65 and 66 were objectively the best and are still regarded as De Funès most defining and iconic works, "The Exchange Student" is a good movie that delivers a fair share of laughs but 'legendary' isn't a word I'd use to describe it.

    The film has a nice little premise that allows De Funès not to rely much on his expected gimmicks, you know the over-the-top reactions, the grimaces and gesticulations, he's rather quite restrained and it pays off most of the times. It is also the first film where Claude Gensac plays his wife and the chemistry is obvious and would never lack in their next collaborations (she'll be his wife in the next 'Troops" opus the year after). It also features one of the most defining scores of the 60's as Raymond Lefèvre's tempo carries all the joy and exhilaration of this period, whether we're talking of the summer vacations' start of the sixties in France.

    The set up is all well-made, De Funès is a tyrannical head of a prestigious boarding school with a rebellious son who got lousy marks in English so he sends him for an exchange program with an English student. The son wants to sails across the Seine so he sends one of his friends to take his place, meanwhile, the English girl comes and it's a matter of a few scenes before she has a love at first sight with De Funès' son and leaves the school. Worried about the negative publicity, he goes looking for them. The plot bears too much resemblance to his chase after his daughter in "The Troops in New York" or to the designer of his ship in the "Little Swimmer". After two classic road movies with De Funès, the concept starts to wear down a little, and watching De Funès harboring different disguises isn't the kind of roaring laughter material it used to be.

    This is not to say that there's not much to enjoy in "The Exchange Student", the film is like a time capsule of an innocent France circa 1967, and it features a few interesting moments of clashes between French and British culture, at a time where France was overflown by the Beatle-mania and the rise of the mini-skirts. The interactions between De Funès and Ferdy Mayne, who plays the girl's father provide some of the film's best moments. But the film is more of a product of its era, a sort of illustration of the kind of movies they used to make, but it doesn't really stand on its own right as a must-see De Fune's movie, you can listen to the score on Youtube, watch a few clips, you wouldn't miss much.

    It's so forgettable that I even wish it was a little worse so I could care about explaining while it's not good. But here's an example, there's a funny character in the movie, the housemaid, she desperately wants to show a sailor uniform to the British hosts, which in the context of the film, is a rather incriminating piece. De Funès closes the door on the uniform and she keeps pulling it, naturally, the funniest thing he can do is to open the door. But then, do we need to watch her being pushed down to the bed and lose consciousness, the sight of a door opening and hearing her losing her balance would have been enough, but subtlety has never been Girault's strongest suit. The bar brawl that occurs halfway through the film is another instance asking for our indulgence.

    And the film is not even that bad, it just mild and innocent entertainment. Even Olivier de Funès, as the younger son, is being given the ungrateful role of the butt-kisser while he looked nothing like a snitch, he'd have better pairing with his father in the 70's but his presence also indicates that De Funès gained more nepotistic power and influence, but I wouldn't consider him accountant for the film's lack of entertainment, he's actually the best thing about the film, he made me wonder if I wouldn't enjoy a school session with him rather than all the sailing trips with boring, predictable youth.
    6deloudelouvain

    Louis de Funès, the usual one-man-show.

    Les Grandes Vacances isn't the best movie with Louis de Funès but it's a movie with Louis de Funès so per definition it's always worth a watch. He plays the usual very nervous but convincing madman, a role that suits him so good. Every movie with him is like watching a one-man-show. Remove Louis de Funès from this movie and you just have a bleak story nobody is interested in, but with the best comedian France has ever produced it's just different. I rewatched this movie just to enjoy his gimmicks and facial expressions, like most people do.
    Vincentiu

    nice

    it is not the best movie of Louis de Funes. but that fact not represents a great sin because the old recipes works, the humor is good, the clash between the values of college director and his students - amusing and the adventures to Le Havre nice at whole. a good point - the conflict between French and Englishmen, almost a sketch but used with inspired precise. a film about holiday,interesting, not extraordinary or seductive but covered by the talent of one of greatest actors. a film for entire family. and that fact is the essential virtue for discover/remind the spirit of a French cinema style. summer, holiday and a great actor. it could be enough.

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    • Curiosidades
      Stuntman and pilot Jean Falloux died in an airplane crash in September 1967 during the filming of the movie. A tribute to his memory is in the beginning credits..
    • Pifias
      Around 00:35:30, Gérard is saying something but his lips clearly tell something else.
    • Citas

      MacFarrell: Don't you offend me! You are just a silly little man, a tiny man, a tiny man, no aristocrat in you!

    • Conexiones
      Referenced in Les Bicots-Nègres vos voisins (1974)

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 1 de diciembre de 1967 (Francia)
    • Países de origen
      • Francia
      • Italia
    • Idiomas
      • Francés
      • Inglés
    • Títulos en diferentes países
      • The Exchange Student
    • Localizaciones del rodaje
      • Aéroport de Paris, París, Francia(international departures)
    • Empresas productoras
      • Les Films Copernic
      • Ascot
      • Cineraid
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    • Duración
      1 hora 24 minutos
    • Mezcla de sonido
      • Mono
    • Relación de aspecto
      • 2.35 : 1

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