Squeak-squeak

Squeak-squeak, also known as Pouic-Pouic in its original title, is a classic French comedy released in 1963 starring the legendary Louis de Funès. The story revolves around the eccentric businessman Léonard Monestier who gets entangled in a hilarious series of events when his daughter gets secretly married to a man pretending to be the son of a millionaire. As the lies escalate, chaos ensues, leading to a delightful and entertaining comedy of errors. With remarkable performances by the cast and witty humor, Squeak-squeak promises an unforgettable cinematic experience filled with laughter and misadventures.

Critics have lauded Squeak-squeak for its timeless comedy and exceptional performances, particularly by Louis de Funès. The film has been praised for its clever script, impeccable comic timing, and the chemistry between the actors. Rotten Tomatoes called it 'a riotous comedy that will have you in stitches from start to finish,' while IMDb users rated it 6.5/10 for its enduring charm and humor. Metacritic hailed it as 'a French comedy gem that continues to captivate audiences with its sheer hilarity.' Overall, Squeak-squeak has received positive reviews for its ability to transcend generations and deliver pure comedic gold.