Fantômas (1964)
Movie Info
This movie is the first in a trilogy that parodied the popular silent Fantomas serials of director Louis Feuillade, which followed the adventures of the titular master criminal created by writers Pierre Souvestre and Marcel Allain. After a daring jewelry heist signed "Fantomas," police commissioner Juve (Louis de Funès) goes on national television claiming that Fantomas doesn't exist and that there is no reason for public concern. Riding the wave of public interest, journalist Fandor (Jean Marais) publishes a bogus interview with the master criminal. Fantomas (also played by Jean Marais) doesn't appreciate the joke and kidnaps Fandor to teach him a lesson. A master of disguise, he pulls an even more daring robbery wearing the Fandor mask. Comic relief is provided by commissioner Juve's awkward attempts to capture the elusive arch-criminal. ~ Yuri German, Rovi
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Cast
Jean Marais
as Fantômas/Fandor
as Fantômas/Fandor
Louis de Funès
as Le Commissaire Juve
as Le Commissaire Juve
Mylène Demongeot
as Hélène, la photographe
as Hélène, la photographe
Jacques Dynam
as L'adjoint de Juve
as L'adjoint de Juve
Robert Dalban
as Newspaper Editor
as Newspaper Editor
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Louis de Funès played grumpy in most of his Movies but he was very funny.
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