#Gérard Oury

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Colette Crochot, "The mad adventures of Rabbi Jacob", dir. Gérard Oury, 1973.

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Random gifs because why not

Les Aventures de Rabbi Jacob, un film de Gérard Oury, avec Louis de Funès

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Farès t'attend devant Les Deux Magots.

Rabbi Jacob (1969)

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jacques ✉

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oury réalisateur bah c'est masterclass (période sixities) et oury acteur bah c'est quelque chose quand même 🤯

ce film a vraiment une mise en scène hyper propre (réalisateur molinaro, assistant sautet, que veut le peuple ???)

les jeux de lumière sont trop quali j'adore

+1 point bonus pour jeanne moreau dans ce film (elle est vraiment incroyable)

emilien si tu passes par là juste t'inquiète ça vaaaaa

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Baguette

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Raymond Loyer-Danielle Darrieux "El crimen se paga" (Le crime ne paie pass) 1962, de Gérard Oury.

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'Back to the Wall' – wickedly clever vengeance on Kino Film Collection and Hoopla

Decades before he made his reputation as a comedy director with A Pain in Ass (1973) and La Cage aux Folles (1978), Édouard Molinaro made his debut in a darker cinematic vein with Back to the Wall (France, 1958). From the film’s opening, a wordless sequence that coolly observes the disposal of a corpse, it’s a cool, cleverly-plotted revenge thriller that plays with storytelling and uses first…

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Quelques messieurs trop tranquilles réalisé par Georges Lautner, coécrit avec Jean-Marie Poiré (1973), avec Michel Galabru, Jean Lefèvre, Paul Préboist, Miou Miou... 😍😍

La carapate réalisé par Gérard Oury (1978), coécrit avec Danièle Thompson, avec Victor Lanoux et Pierre Richard 😍

Psy réalisé par Philippe de Broca (81), écrit par Gérard Lauzier, avec Patrick Dewaere, Annie Duperey,... 😍

Carte blanche à Élisabeth pour les soirées ciné dans la salle équipée par Maxime en Ardèche. Mum a adoré

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Un témoin dans la ville (Witness in the City, 1959)

"I'll yell. I'll yell for help. The neighbours will come."

"The rich don't have neighbours, Mr. Verdier. Just trees surrounding their homes."

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La Folie des grandeurs (1971) réal. Gérard Oury [requested @umi-klouh]

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Colette Crochot, “La folie des grandeurs”, dir. Gérard Oury, 1973.

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hi mom ik you're a big fan of cinema and im lookign for new movies to watch, can u share your top 4? thank uuu

Oh dear, you're killing me.

Phantom of the Paradise - Brian de Palma (1974), a musical and the lovechild of the myth of Faust, the Phantom of the Opera, and the Shining (the soundtrack is to die for).

La Folie des Grandeurs - Gérard Oury (1971), an adaptation from a play (by the author of les Mis) about politics, the Court of Spain, love, greed - I've been in love with the lackey my whole life.

The Seventh Seal - Ingmar Bergman (1957), the story of a medieval soldier playing chess against Death to save his life (and a great source of relief when my head was playing against me).

The 101 Dalmatians - Stephen Herek (1996), not quite auteur cinema but my favourite comfort movie, at first a great reminder of how peaceful life without modern day tech was, then an amazing love story, then an investigation, a fantastic cast, perfect villains, many dogs, great music, my whole heart on a platter.

I will make a longer list and you cannot stop me:

Rear Window - Alfred Hitchcock (1954), where a photographer stuck at home after an accident grows suspicious of a neighbour whose wife has disappeared.

La Jetée - Chris Marker (1962), an experimental sci-fi short movie made by one of my favourite directors, about the scientific experiments done on a man to save the world, that later inspired Terry Gilliam's Twelve Monkeys (that could also be on this list).

Anything? (Seven chances, Cops, The Cameraman) - Buster Keaton (1920s), my second favourite director and a firework on legs who was never afraid of a stunt.

The Host - Bong Joon Ho (2006), where lab waste thrown into the sea creates a monster that kidnaps a girl, forcing her good for nothing father to finally do something with his life.

Death becomes her - Robert Zemeckis (1992), where two middle-aged actresses fight for a man, get blinded by their desire for youth and cross paths with magic and murder.

The Rocky Horror Picture Show - Jim Sharman (1975), the meeting between a young old school couple and a group of weird creatures in a mansion (including my husband Tim Curry).

Pride and Prejudice - Joe Wright (2005), of course.

Body Snatchers - Philip Kaufman (1978), one of the four adaptations of the book and the best one in my opinion, the story of people mysteriously disappearing and returning changed and a tale about human passion.

Old boy - Park Chan-Wook (2003), the visually stunning and heartbreaking story of a man randomly kidnapped, kept somewhere for years, then released without a word.

Minority Report - Spielberg (2002), a dystopian movie about a world where the efforts of science and exploitation have put an end to criminality, at a great price.

Sleeping Beauty - Disney (1959), the most beautiful one, the only one with a composer's music, one of the best villains.

The Age of Adaline - Lee Toland Krieger (2015), the story of a woman who stopped aging and navigates the world while trying to not get caught or catch feelings.

Planet Terror - Robert Rodriguez (2007), an unserious tale of zombies, a virus, and Rose McGowan's pew pew leg.

Home alone 2 - Chris Columbus (1992), for Christmas in New York, Tim Curry, the toy store's owner, and the pigeon lady.

Electrick children - Rebecca Thomas (2012), where a Mormon teenager gets pregnant with the child of God after listening to a tape and runs away to Vegas to find the dad.

And many more I'm afraid. Hope you will like those! x

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three ships : arthur/guenièvre (kaamelott), ed/stede (ofmd) & sherlock/john (sherlock)

first ship : patrick jane/teresa lisbon (the mentalist)...i was literally 13

last song i listened to : still ray - raphael saadiq

last movie i watched  : la folie des grandeurs by gérard oury 

currently reading : quartier lointain by frédéric boilet, illustrated by jirō taniguchi

currently watching : no series going on at the moment :) i’m just waiting for ofmd season 2 lmao

last thing i wrote : a scenario for a comic about kaamelott

currently writing : a kaamelott fic about arthur’s life as a slave during his ten year-old exile after he gave up on the throne to lancelot :)

i’m tagging @jellyfitzjelly @pigeonneaux @basiltheratatouille @utopya6 and anyone else who wanna do this (if you don’t that’s also fine)

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Tombe de l'actrice Michèle Morgan (1920-2016) et de son époux le réalisateur Gérard Oury (1919-2006) au Cimetière de Montparnasse, Paris, mars 2024.