Les tribulations d'un Chinois en Chine

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Les tribulations d'un Chinois en Chine (1965)

Les aventures farfelues du malheureux milliardaire suicidaire Arthur Lempereur.Les aventures farfelues du malheureux milliardaire suicidaire Arthur Lempereur.Les aventures farfelues du malheureux milliardaire suicidaire Arthur Lempereur.

Réalisation
- Philippe de Broca
Scénario
- Jules Verne
- Daniel Boulanger
Casting principal

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6,2/10

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Réalisation
- Philippe de Broca
Scénario
- Jules Verne
- Daniel Boulanger
Casting principal

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Anecdotes
Paul Préboist suffered from vertigo. On the other hand, Jean-Paul Belmondo was extremely fearless. While filming in the balloon up in the air Belmondo made some jokes that horrified Préboist so much that he started to cry.

Gaffes
Before meeting Alexandrine, Arthur falls into water, is dragged through a steamer's chimney, and covered with flour, yet minutes later he is clean and unscathed.

Connexions
Featured in Vivement dimanche: Jean-Paul Belmondo 2 (2013)

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7/10

always a guilty pleasure with Ursula Andress on screen

Back in the '60s, everyone loved a cool spy flick. James Bond, Derek Flint, Harry Palmer (and even Maxwell Smart) were the famous secret agents, but probably not as many people remember "Les tribulations d'un chinois en Chine". It has French everyman Arthur Lempereur (Jean-Paul Belmondo) getting involved in espionage in Hong Kong. A really fun scene is the whole chase scene. However, in my opinion, the intrigue and stuff gets overshadowed by Ursula Andress's presence. There's one scene in particular that will very likely remind you of her role in "Dr. No".

So, there always had to be spy stories involving hot babes. A flick similar to this one is "Die Holle von Macao" (also called "The Corrupt Ones") which starred Elke Sommer. You'll probably like both movies.