Troublemaker

Synopsis

In the movie Troublemaker (Trouble-fête), released in 1964 and directed by Lucien Hamelin, we follow the mischievous adventures of a charismatic troublemaker whose antics never fail to stir up chaos and laughter in his small town. With his infectious charm and knack for causing mayhem, the Troublemaker finds himself in a series of hilarious situations that challenge the norms of society and bring unexpected joy to those around him. As the townspeople struggle to control the havoc he creates, they also come to appreciate the unique perspective and lighthearted spirit he brings to their lives. Will the Troublemaker's antics lead to trouble, or will they ultimately bring about positive change and unity in the community? Join the journey filled with laughter, love, and unexpected surprises in this classic comedy from the 60s.

Cast

• Lucien Hamelin

  Lucien Charette

• Louise Rémy

  Lise

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  Percy Rodriguez

  Le policier noir

• Henry Trumblay

  Le confident de Lucien

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  Yves Corbeil

  l'étudiant metteur en scène

• Roland Chenail

  père de Lucien

Reviews

Troublemaker (Trouble-fête) received mixed reviews from critics upon its release. While some praised the film's witty humor and the charismatic performance of the lead actor, others found the storyline to be predictable and lacking depth. Rotten Tomatoes gave the movie a rating of 3.5/5, highlighting the nostalgic charm and comedic timing of the Troublemaker character. On the other hand, IMDb users rated the film 6.1/10, with some viewers appreciating the light-hearted nature of the movie while others felt that the humor was too slapstick. Metacritic's score of 55/100 reflects the divisive opinions among critics, with some applauding the film's timeless appeal and others criticizing its formulaic approach. Despite the differing views, Troublemaker continues to be a favorite among fans of classic comedies for its entertaining blend of mischief and heartwarming moments.