After having seen the hidden treasure "Rue des Cascades" directed by Maurice Delbez in 1964, I wanted to discover his other movies. I already knew "Dans l'eau Qui Fait des Bulles", one of the first main character by Louis de Funès, with a strong story of a dead corpse, does that ring you a bell?
So I jumped on "A pied, à Cheval et en Voiture", impossible to resist the casting : Noël-Noël, Noël Roquevert, Jean Tissier, Denise Grey for the old timers ; Darry Cowl, Jean-Pierre Cassel, Jean-Paul Belmondo for the young timers. And another star is the car, so important at that time when it became speedy. But Noël-Noël only buys a modest Renault "4 Chevaux" full of surprises (but not as much as Tati's car in Trafic). Noël Roquevert is so funny because of his hate of cars. And there is a sequence that is a pure document for 50's cars fans, Noël-Noël going to the Grand Palais for the Salon de l'Auto, a must. Other cool sequences : Darry Cowl trying to sell a car to Noël-Noël, a family reunion in a jazz club, ... And lots of view of old Paris. Very entertaining.
So I jumped on "A pied, à Cheval et en Voiture", impossible to resist the casting : Noël-Noël, Noël Roquevert, Jean Tissier, Denise Grey for the old timers ; Darry Cowl, Jean-Pierre Cassel, Jean-Paul Belmondo for the young timers. And another star is the car, so important at that time when it became speedy. But Noël-Noël only buys a modest Renault "4 Chevaux" full of surprises (but not as much as Tati's car in Trafic). Noël Roquevert is so funny because of his hate of cars. And there is a sequence that is a pure document for 50's cars fans, Noël-Noël going to the Grand Palais for the Salon de l'Auto, a must. Other cool sequences : Darry Cowl trying to sell a car to Noël-Noël, a family reunion in a jazz club, ... And lots of view of old Paris. Very entertaining.