La Puce à l'oreille

Synopsis

In the 1978 French comedy film 'La Puce à L'oreille', directed by Jacques Charon and starring the talented Georges Chamarat, a series of hilarious misunderstandings and mistaken identities unravels at breakneck speed in a posh hotel. Raymonde Chandebise suspects her husband of infidelity due to a misplaced pair of suspenders, setting off a chain of events filled with uproarious confusion and farcical situations. As the characters navigate the maze of lies and double entendres, the audience is treated to a whirlwind of laughter, romance, and intrigue in this delightful classic adaptation of Georges Feydeau's play. 'La Puce à L'oreille' is a comedic masterpiece that will keep you laughing from start to finish.

Cast

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  Georges Chamarat

  Baptistin

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  Georges Descrières

  Carlos Homenides de Histangua

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  Bernard Dhéran

  Rugby

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  Michel Aumont

  Augustin Ferraillon

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  Michel Duchaussoy

  Camille Chandebise

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  Alain Pralon

  Romain Tournel

Reviews

Critics have unanimously praised 'La Puce à L'oreille' for its brilliant comedic timing, witty dialogue, and stellar performances. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a stellar 90% rating, with reviewers applauding the film for its non-stop hilarity and expertly crafted farce. IMDb users have rated it 8.0/10, with many highlighting the film's charming retro aesthetic and the impeccable ensemble cast. Metacritic also scores the film high, with a rating of 85, calling it a timeless comedy that transcends language barriers and generations. The New York Times raves, 'A rib-tickling riot of mistaken identities and comedic chaos that showcases the genius of Georges Chamarat'. Overall, 'La Puce à L'oreille' is a must-see classic that continues to entertain audiences with its timeless humor and charm.