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September 1970),
better known as André
Bourvil (French pronunciation: [ɑ̃dʁe buʁˈvil]), and
mononymously as
Bourvil, was a
French actor and
singer best known...
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foiled by a cross-e**** soldier,
allowing them to fly to safety. André
Bourvil as
Augustin Bouvet Louis de Funès as
Stanislas Lefort Terry-Thomas as Sir...
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Italian and
Spanish comedy film by Gérard Oury
starring Louis de Funès and
Bourvil.
Leaving Paris for his
summer vacation, the naïve
Antoine Maréchal has...
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tandem of de Funès with
Bourvil—another
great comic actor—in the 1965 film, Le Corniaud. The
success of the de Funès-
Bourvil partnership was repeated...
- French-Italian
drama film
directed by
Terence Young and
starring William Holden,
Bourvil and
Virna Lisi. It was
defined as "the most
tearful film of sixties". The...
- Paris. It was
directed by Jean-Pierre
Melville and
stars Alain Delon,
Bourvil, Gian
Maria Volonté, François Périer and Yves Montand. It is
known for...
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behind the
Great Train Robbery of 1963. It
stars Jean-Paul
Belmondo and
Bourvil as a pair of
French petty crooks,
David Niven as a
British Army officer...
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because Betty and some
others have
pushed his car. In
alphabetical order Bourvil as
Monsieur Dupont Lando Buzzanca as
Marcelo Agosti Walter Chiari as Angelo...
- Eyes (1961) with
Marie Laforêt, All the Gold in the
World (1961) with
Bourvil, and
Adorable Liar (1961) from
director Deville. Dorléac was Jean-Pierre...
- The
Extraordinary Seaman (1969). The
Brain (1969), a
French comedy with
Bourvil and Jean-Paul Belmondo, was the most po****r film at the
French box office...
