Oscar

Synopsis

In the 1967 French comedy film 'Oscar', directed by Édouard Molinaro, Louis de Funès stars as Bertrand Barnier, a wealthy businessman constantly making efforts to hide his family's questionable lifestyle. Amidst a series of comical misunderstandings and chaotic situations, Bertrand attempts to win a prestigious award, resulting in hilarious encounters and mishaps. With a blend of sharp wit, physical humor, and impeccable timing, 'Oscar' takes the audience on a delightful ride filled with laughter and amusement, showcasing de Funès' remarkable talent in this classic comedy that continues to charm viewers with its timeless humor.

Cast

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  Louis de Funès

  Bertrand Barnier

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  Claude Rich

  Christian Martin, prétendant de la fille Barnier

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  Agathe Natanson

  Colette Barnier, fille de Bertrand et Germaine

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  Claude Gensac

  Mme Germaine Barnier, épouse de Bertrand

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  Sylvia Saurel

  Jacqueline Bouillotte, fille naturelle de Bertrand et Germaine

• Dominique Page

  Bernadette, domestique des Barnier et future Mme la baronne

Reviews

Critics have acclaimed 'Oscar' for its brilliant performances and clever humor. The film's engaging storyline and de Funès' impeccable comedic timing have been praised by audiences and critics alike. 'Rotten Tomatoes' states, 'Louis de Funès shines in this French comedy masterpiece, delivering a hilarious and entertaining performance that keeps viewers engaged throughout.' 'IMDb' rates the film at 7.5/10, with users praising its timeless humor and exemplary comedic sequences. Overall, 'Oscar' has garnered positive reviews for its outstanding cast, witty dialogue, and lighthearted approach, making it a must-see classic for comedy enthusiasts.