Based on a Paris stage play, Oscar follows one chaotic day for Bertrand Barnier, played by Louis de Funès. By morning he learns his daughter is pregnant, an employee has stolen a large sum, his maid plans to resign to marry a wealthy neighbor, and his bodybuilder wants to marry his daughter.
- Directors
- Édouard Molinaro
- Cast
- Louis de Funès, Claude Rich, Agathe Natanson, Claude Gensac, Sylvia Saurel, Dominique Page, Paul Préboist, Mario David, Germaine Delbat, Roger Van Hool, Philippe Vallauris
- Country
- France
- Genre
- Comedy
- Release date
- 1967-10-11
- Studios
- Gaumont International
Oscar Plot and Cast
Originally a play staged in Paris, Oscar centers on a single day of mishaps for Bertrand Barnier, brought to life by French cinema great Louis de Funès. That same morning, he discovers his daughter is pregnant, an employee has stolen a large amount of company money, his maid intends to resign to marry a wealthy neighbor, and his bodybuilder has designs on marrying his daughter. The tangled plot unfolds as a comedy of errors, punctuated by some of French cinema's most hilarious mime sequences.
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