Get ready to dive into the world of French comedy and charm as we take a look at some of the best movies starring Pierre Richard! From his early days as a leading man in French cinema to his more recent roles, Pierre Richard has proven himself to be a versatile and beloved actor. In this roundup, we'll explore his most iconic film appearances and give you a glimpse into the many sides of this talented entertainer. So sit back, relax, and let's celebrate the career of Pierre Richard - one of the most beloved and entertaining figures in the history of French film!
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1. Montparnasse 19 (1958)
Experience the passionate love story of Amedeo Modigliani, a struggling Italian artist, in "Montparnasse 19" (originally titled "Les amants de Montparnasse"). Set in the vibrant artistic world of Paris during the early 20th century, this captivating biographical drama captures the life of Modigliani as he navigates through fame, addiction, and forbidden love.
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2. An Idiot in Paris (1967)
In this charming French comedy from 1967, "An Idiot in Paris, " lovable simpleton Goubi from the French countryside longs to see the world's most fabulous city. When his truckers drop him off at a Parisian meat market too drunk to remember the way back, kind-hearted merchant Dessertine helps him to navigate the bustling metropolis. As Goubi and Dessertine's friendship blossoms in the city, the pair must endure humorous misunderstandings, witty banter, and life's unexpected twists and turns.
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3. Very Happy Alexander (1968)
Delight in the charming and uplifting tale of Very Happy Alexander (1968), a French comedy-drama directed by Yves Robert. With a runtime of just 1 hour and 40 minutes, this sweet film follows the life of Alexandre, an honest and hardworking farmer trapped in an oppressive marriage. When tragedy unexpectedly strikes, taking the form of his authoritarian wife's car accident, a door of opportunity opens for Alexandre.
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4. Woman in Chains (1968)
Woman in Chains, also known as La Prisonnière, is a drama film from 1968 directed by Henri-Georges Clouzot. The story revolves around Stanislas Hassler, a modern art aficionado who transforms his gallery into a dynamic space for showcasing contemporary art. Among the artists featured is Gilbert Moreau, whose wife, Josée, is drawn to the intriguing character of Stanislas. In his free time, Stanislas is an avid photographer with a passion for capturing the essence of the world around him.
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5. Trois hommes sur un cheval (1969)
A man discovers a seemingly foolproof method to win any horse racing bet he places, but there's one catch - he is strictly forbidden from being the one to place the bet himself. Set in the world of horse racing and gambling, this comedic crime caper is full of thrilling twists and unexpected turns. As the stakes get higher, our protagonist must figure out how to manipulate the situation without getting caught in the web of deceit.
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6. Distracted (1970)
In the heart of Paris, we find a man who's anything but focused on his job at an advertising company. "Distracted, " also known as "Le distrait, " is a comedy that navigates our protagonist's life.
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7. La coqueluche (1971)
La coqueluche" is a delightful French comedy film released in 1971, directed by Christian-Paul Arrighi and written by Arrighi and Bernard Revon. With a runtime of just 1 hour and 30 minutes, the movie stars Pierre Richard, Michel Galabru, and Claude Piéplu and is produced by Marianne Productions and Parc Film.
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8. The Tall Blond Man with One Black Shoe (1972)
In "The Tall Blond Man with One Black Shoe, " an unsuspecting orchestra player gets caught in the middle of a French secret service battle royale. Believing him to be a super, top-secret agent, rivals select him as a high-stakes pawn amidst a comedy-mystery web of mistaken identities. As the tension mounts, the violinist finds himself embroiled in the farthest thing from his day job - a hilarious adventure filled with twists and turns.
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9. The Troubles of Alfred (1972)
The Troubles of Alfred, " known as "Les malheurs d'Alfred, " in French, is a delightful 1972 comedy-romance directed by Pierre Richard. Starring Pierre Richard, Anny Duperey, and Jean Carmet, this captivating film follows the journey of an unlucky young man named Alfred. Alfred, feeling down on his luck and disheartened, decides to commit suicide by jumping into a canal. However, fate has other plans for him when he encounters a beautiful and talented TV reporter with the same plan.
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10. La raison du plus fou (1973)
In the heartwarming and quirky 1973 French film, "La raison du plus fou, " we follow the adventures of an elderly nursing home supervisor named Raymond (played by the talented Raymond Devos) who teams up with two young, passionate, and lovestruck residents, Madeleine (Paula Moore) and Michel (Patrick Penn), as they embark on a daring and playful escape.
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11. I Don't Know Much, But I'll Say Everything (1973)
Je sais rien, mais je dirai tout" (I Don't Know Much, But I'll Say Everything) is a comedy film released in 1973. Directed by Pierre Richard, the movie stars Pierre Richard, Bernard Blier, and Hélène Duc. Set in France, the film revolves around Pierre Gastié-Leroy, the son of a wealthy director of a weapons factory.
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12. Juliette et Juliette (1974)
Juliette et Juliette is a delightful French comedy released in 1974, directed by Rémo Forlani and written by Rémo Forlani and Jacqueline Voulet. The film follows Juliette Vidal, a journalist working for the prestigious Parisian magazine "Pénélope. " Bored with her work, Juliette sets out to write about the life of Juliette Rozenec, a department store saleswoman.
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13. I'm Losing My Temper (1974)
I'm Losing My Temper, " a 1974 French comedy directed by Claude Zidi, tells the story of Pierre Durois, a humble schoolteacher turned journalist. When a film crew arrives in town, Pierre takes the opportunity to unleash his biting wit, penning a scathing piece about volcanic American movie star Jackie Logan. As the crew and the star descend upon their town, comedic chaos ensues.
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14. The Return of the Tall Blond Man (1974)
In "The Return of the Tall Blond Man" (1974), French comedian Pierre Richard reprises the role of Francois Pignon, also known as "The Tall Blond Man with One Black Shoe. " This time, he is pulled back into the world of espionage by none other than Colonel Toulouse, played by Jean Rochefort. After kidnapping Christine, Toulouse forces Francois to pretend to be the super spy once again, in a series of fake adventures designed to distract from the investigation into the death of Colonel Milan. Meanwhile, 'little captain' Cambrai, portrayed by Jean Carmet, remains skeptical about the authenticity of the "super spy" as he delves deeper into the truth behind Christine's disappearance.
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15. Un nuage entre les dents (1974)
Un nuage entre les dents" is a French comedy film from 1974 that follows the hilarious adventures of two unlikely duo Malisard, a journalist from "Soir de Paris", and Prévot, a photographer. The film explores their life on the streets of Paris and the absurd situations they often find themselves in.
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16. Trop c'est trop! (1975)
Trop c'est trop! " is a charming French comedy from 1975 that revolves around the lives of three childhood friends: Didier, Philippe, and Georges. They were all born on the same day, at the same hour, during the ending of a war. Fate brought them together, but love brought them even closer as they all pursued the lovely Edina.
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17. La course à l'échalote (1975)
A hilarious caper in the world of cabaret, "La course à l'échalote" (1975) brings together the awkward chemistry of an eccentric banker and a spirited troop of nightclub performers. Set against the backdrop of slapstick comedy, this frenzied heist film follows the journey of a lovably bumbling banker seeking redemption after being misled by two cabaret performers who swipe the ownership title of their nightclub.
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18. Now We've Seen It All! (1976)
Now We've Seen It All! " is a 1976 French comedy film directed by Georges Lautner, written by Francis Veber, and starring Pierre Richard, Miou-Miou, and Jean-Pierre Marielle. The film centers around an advertising photographer, François, who is tempted to sell a poetic script written by his friend without their knowledge to a porn-maker. With the help of his fiancée, Christine, François tries to stop this from happening after his naive friend recruits the young daughter of his employer to be part of a supposedly innocent love movie.
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19. The Toy (1976)
The Toy" - a neo-screwball comedy from 1976, directed by renowned French director Francis Veber - follows a destitute journalist (played by Pierre Richard) who ends up as a plaything for the son of a ruthless billionaire boss (Michel Bouquet). When he befriends a precocious, impish child (Fabrice Greco), they embark on a heartwarming journey to free him from the grip of his father's cruel power. The movie masterfully intertwines themes of comedy, drama, and friendship, earning it a well-deserved IMDb rating of 7.4 and three award nominations.
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20. Les naufragés de l'île de la Tortue (1976)
In the enchanting 1976 French comedy, "Les naufragés de l'île de la Tortue" (Stranded on Turtle Island), Jean-Arthur, an imaginative travel agency employee, dreams up an exhilarating new concept for tourists: real-life adventure! He convinces a group of hapless vacationers to join him on a trip to an uninhabited island with no provisions - no food, no shelter, and no amenities.
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21. The Escape (1978)
The Escape, " also known as "La Carapate, " is a lively French comedy-crime film from 1978. Directed by Gérard Oury and written by Oury and Danièle Thompson, the film stars Pierre Richard as Jean-Philippe Duroc, a defense lawyer fighting for a client's life.
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22. I'm Shy, But I'll Heal (1978)
In the charming 1978 comedy "I'm Shy, But I'll Heal, " Pierre is a timid hotel cashier in Vichy, France. When he stumbles upon an ad from the Psychology Institute, he's unable to resist the sales pitch and spends a hefty sum on self-help tapes, books, and a punching bag. He believes this will help him overcome his shyness. As fate would have it, Pierre falls for the mesmerizing Agnes, a stunning model-esque hotel guest.
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23. The Umbrella Coup (1980)
The Umbrella Coup, also known as Le coup du parapluie, is a delightful 1980 French comedy film directed by Gérard Oury. The movie stars Pierre Richard as the central character, a charming and handsome womanizer who balances his life with three women - his wife, mistress, and love interest - all while navigating the chaos that ensues.
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24. Une nuit rêvée pour un poisson banal (1980)
In the 1980 French drama "Une nuit rêvée pour un poisson banal, " renowned director Bernard Guillou skillfully crafts an evocative tale of a simple fish's extraordinary journey. The audience follows the life of a common-looking fish, as it navigates the unpredictable world of the local aquarium. Along the way, it befriends the other sea creatures and embarks on an adventure-filled night that none of them will ever forget.
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25. It's Not Me, It's Him (1980)
It's Not Me, It's Him" is a 1980 French comedy film that revolves around the life of Georges Vallier, a famous screenwriter better known for his authorship of vaudevilles. The movie dives into the secret life of Georges, who jealously keeps the existence of his "ghostwriter" Pierre Renaud hidden from the public eye.
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26. La Chèvre (1981)
When a rich girl goes missing, the eccentric plan to find her is either insanely brilliant or just plain insane - sending an equally unlucky person after her. "La Chèvre" is a delightful cocktail of adventure, comedy, and crime that will keep you guessing until the end.
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27. Pick Up Your Belongings (1983)
Pick Up Your Belongings, " a delightful 1983 French comedy, revolves around the misadventures of Joseph Cohen, a lovable Breton peasant, who finds himself on the brink of losing his farm as it is targeted for demolition by none other than the castle's lord, Alexander. Alexander, a villainous character, is eager to rent out the farm to the city to create a dump, thereby forcing Joseph out of his home.
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28. The ComDads (1983)
In "The ComDads" (1983), a comedy-crime ensemble film directed by Francis Veber, a woman reveals a shocking truth to two men from her past – they're both her sons' real fathers. The news changes everything as they confront each other and their troubled pasts.
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29. The Twin (1984)
The Twin, " also known as "Le jumeau, " is a French sex comedy film released in 1984. Directed by Yves Robert, the movie stars Pierre Richard, Jean-Pierre Kalfon, and Camilla More. The story revolves around Matthias Duval (played by Pierre Richard), who is torn between falling in love with the twin sisters Betty and Liz Kerner. To make a decision, Matthias decides to play the role of his own twin brother for both sisters.
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30. Les rois du gag (1985)
In "Les rois du gag, " the comedy follows the unglamorous lives of Paul Martin and François Leroux, two low-profile comedy brothers-in-law. Their lackluster show, performed under the name "Gagsters, " attracts the attention of the famous television comic, Gaëtan. With Gaëtan's arrival, their stage takes a dramatic turn as they are forced to navigate the world of showbusiness and overcome their minor status.
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31. Tranches de vie (1985)
Tranches de vie, " a comedy film released in 1985, captivates the audience with its lighthearted and humorous sketches. Directed by François Leterrier and written by Gérard Lauzier, the movie features an ensemble cast, including Laura Antonelli, Michel Boujenah, and Jean-Pierre Cassel.
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32. The Fugitives (1986)
The Fugitives, " a 1986 French comedy, crime, and drama film, follows Jean, a petty criminal released from prison early, as he is mistaken for a bank robber by the police. His fugitive status is turned on its head when the actual robber, a foolish mastermind, takes a hostage, Jean's ex-girlfriend. What ensues is a hilarious chain of events where everything that could go wrong, does. Even more complicating, the robber's daughter tags along, adding yet another layer of absurdity.
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33. Mangeclous (1988)
Mangeclous" is a 1988 French comedy-drama film directed by Moshé Mizrahi. The movie follows a family that receives a mysterious letter, leading them to Geneva where they embark on a treasure hunt. The story is set against the political backdrop of Zionism, bringing elements of drama to the narrative.
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34. Door on the Left as You Leave the Elevator (1988)
Door on the Left as You Leave the Elevator, a 1988 French comedy-romance film, takes an amusing look at the lives of two neighboring couples. As they try to decipher their own feelings and emotions, their relationships take a humorous turn in this farce-filled movie. Directed by Édouard Molinaro, the film showcases the talents of stars Pierre Richard, Richard Bohringer, and Emmanuelle Béart.
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35. Promotion canapé (1990)
Promotion canapé, " a French comedy from 1990, follows the intertwined lives of two enterprising women who face financial woes. To secure a raise from their boss, they decide to use their wit and unique charm to accomplish their mission. However, their methods prove to be quite unconventional, leading to a trail of humorous mishaps and unexpected consequences that leave you laughing all the way.
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36. Bienvenue à bord! (1990)
Bienvenue à bord! " is a quirky French comedy-drama film released in 1990. Directed by Jean-Louis Leconte and written by the same talented mind, the movie stars Pierre Richard, Martin Lamotte, and Evelyne Bouix. The story follows a struggling writer dealing with writer's block - selling dictionaries, no less.
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37. One Can Always Dream (1991)
One Can Always Dream, " also known as "On peut toujours rêver, " is a French comedy film released in 1991. The story revolves around Charles de Boylesve, or "The Emperor, " a wealthy and successful entrepreneur who harbors a deep unhappiness within himself. As the film explores the complexities of wealth and the human condition, it manages to blend comedy and drama seamlessly.
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38. Old Rascal (1992)
Old Rascal, also known as Vieille canaille, is a captivating 1992 French comedy-crime film directed by Gérard Jourd'hui. The movie follows the exploits of Darius Caunes, a modest printer, who, after killing his cantankerous spouse, befriends the lieutenant in charge of the investigation, who remains oblivious to his involvement. Darius is not satisfied with his criminal act alone and decides to become a counterfeiter, utilizing his printing house. However, his illicit activities come crashing down when he makes a small mistake.
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39. La cavale des fous (1993)
In "La cavale des fous, " directed by Marco Pico, a group of eccentric travelers embarks on a hilarious road trip to a convent where a dying woman awaits her demise. Joined by her husband, a man who's been confined to a madhouse after attempting to strangle her for adultery, a charming yet uncontrollable sidekick, and a neurotic psychiatrist, the group must navigate the unpredictable journey together.
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40. The Chess Game (1994)
The Chess Game, an intriguing drama-comedy film from 1994, follows the story of a disillusioned priest who discovers a young chess prodigy in the 19th century. The priest helps the young boy navigate life and social structures, using his talent as a chess wunderkind. Years later, the boy transforms into a successful man, but the game of life and love has stakes far more challenging than any chess tournament.
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41. L'amour conjugal (1995)
L'amour conjugal" (1995) is a mesmerizing French drama that takes you on a journey back in time to the reign of King Louis the Thirteenth. With a runtime of 1 hour and 33 minutes, the intriguing narrative revolves around a fallen noble who makes an unexpected marriage to a strange woman. Directed by Benoît Barbier, the film is written by Pascal Quignard. The lead roles are performed by renowned actors Sami Frey, Caroline Silhol, and Pierre Richard.
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42. A Chef in Love (1996)
A Chef in Love, " an enchanting romantic comedy set in the early 1920s, follows the story of Pascal Ichak, a larger-than-life French chef, who falls in love with Georgia and a Georgian princess. As their blossoming romance faces the challenges of the Soviet revolution, a thrilling journey through colorful Eastern European landscapes unfolds.
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43. Straight into the Wall (1997)
Straight into the Wall, " a 1997 French comedy directed by Pierre Richard, follows the story of Romain, a disheartened comic actor who has reached the end of his rope. As fate would have it, just when he's been given one last shot to redeem himself, in the form of playing the iconic character of Cyrano in an off-theater production, his wife leaves him.
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44. 27 Missing Kisses (2000)
27 Missing Kisses" is a 2000 romantic comedy-drama film that explores the lives of its characters through unconventional relationships and unconventional love. Set against the summertime backdrop, the film follows the journey of teenage girl Sybilla, played by Nutsa Kukhianidze, who finds herself in a love triangle with an older man, the middle-aged father, portrayed by Shalva Iashvili, and the his teen son, Evgeniy Sidikhin.
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45. Les clefs de bagnole (2003)
Les Clefs de Bagnole, " directed by Laurent Baffie, follows the comedic misadventures of Baffie and his pal Daniel as they embark on a night out. However, Baffie's inability to find his car keys sets the stage for a series of surrealistic and humorous events that unfold.
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46. Mariées mais pas trop (2003)
Mariées mais pas trop is a comedic French film that explores the world of love through the unconventional relationship between a grandmother and her granddaughter. Directed by Catherine Corsini and featuring a talented cast including Jane Birkin, Émilie Dequenne, and Pierre Richard, this movie is both humorous and heartwarming.
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47. En attendant le déluge (2004)
En attendant le déluge" is a poignant French drama film directed by Damien Odoul. The film, released in 2005, focuses on Jean-Renée, a dying aristocrat, who makes a final wish to witness a performance by the lock theatrical company, whom he has personally invited for a once-in-a-lifetime event. As the company performs before him, their act becomes a testament to life and the transience of existence.
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48. Le cactus (2005)
Le Cactus" is a witty and heartfelt comedy film that follows Patrick, a mild-mannered individual who unexpectedly finds himself in the center of a whirlwind adventure. A misunderstanding between his best friend Sami and his hypochondriac behavior leads Sami to believe that he only has three months to live. In desperation, Sami enlists Patrick to join him on an around-the-world trip in search of a miraculous cure.
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49. Pierre Richard, l'art du déséquilibre (2005)
Pierre Richard, l'art du déséquilibre" is a captivating documentary that delves into the enigmatic world of acclaimed French actor-author Pierre Richard. Known for his originality and unique style, Richard embodies a distinctive blend of Buster Keaton's physical comedy and Groucho Marx's wittiness. This riveting documentary offers an intriguing journey into the versatile actor's universe, illuminating the extraordinary depth of his work.
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50. Try Me (2006)
Try Me, or Essaye-moi as it was originally titled, is a delightful French comedy-romance film released in 2006. The movie revolves around the touching and humorous relationship between Yves-Marie, a young boy of nine, and Jacqueline, his older counterpart. When Yves-Marie jokingly asks Jacqueline to marry him, she playfully proposes to him that they will get married the day he can reach the stars, which she accomplishes by performing a pirouette.
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51. The Snake (2006)
In the gripping and suspenseful French thriller, "The Snake" (2006), fashion photographer Vincent Mandel is caught in a nightmare of accusations and extortion. Despite being in the midst of a tumultuous divorce, his former classmate, Joseph Plender, seems to have personal stakes in Vincent's life. As tensions rise, viewers are taken on a twisted journey where nothing is as it seems.
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52. Vingt-cinquième Festival Juste pour Rire de Montréal sur France 2 (2007)
Vingt-cinquième Festival Juste pour Rire de Montréal sur France 2" (2007) takes viewers on a journey to the 25th anniversary of the world-renowned "Just for Laughs" Festival in Montréal, Canada. This special event hosted by France 2 invites its audience to immerse themselves in the comedic delights of this milestone celebration.
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53. Mia and the Migoo (2008)
Mia and the Migoo is a captivating animated film that follows the adventurous journey of Mia, a young girl with a premonition about her father's fate. When her mother passes away, she embarks on an extraordinary quest across mountains and jungles to find her father, who is trapped in a landslide at a remote construction site. Along the way, Mia encounters fascinating creatures known as the Migoo, who possess unique abilities and vast knowledge.
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54. Faubourg 36 (2008)
Faubourg 36, " a French musical drama, tells the story of Pigoil, a stage manager who becomes unemployed when his nightclub is shut down. In search of a new job, he stumbles upon a young, talented woman with a captivating singing voice, sparking hope for a new beginning in the world of entertainment.
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55. Eleanor's Secret (2009)
Eleanor's Secret" is a whimsical animated adventure, where the 7-year-old Natanaël discovers that his aunt's book collection is more than just a collection of books. Each book serves as a magical shelter for the heroes of children's literature, like Alice and Pinocchio, who count on the unsuspecting Nat for protection.
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56. Victor (2009)
Victor" weaves a tale of laughter and heartwarming surprises as an unconventional family adopts an elderly man in this charming French comedy. When the newspaper intern tasked with creating a family adoption contest wins the lottery, she must unwind the unforeseen consequences. As the 85-year-old Victor, played by Pierre Richard, joins the fold, he brings a unique charm and wisdom that turns the whole household upside down.
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57. Cinéman (2009)
Cinéman" is a lighthearted, whimsical romantic comedy set in the film industry that combines elements of comedy, fantasy, and romance. The story revolves around a math teacher named Yvan, portrayed by Franck Dubosc, who experiences an extraordinary transformation when he acquires the ability to enter movies and interact with their characters.
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58. King Guillaume (2009)
King Guillaume (2009) is a delightful French comedy that follows the unexpected fate of Magali and Guillaume as they navigate life in their small town. Magali plays the tuba in a brass band, while Guillaume drives a tiny tourist train.
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59. A Happy Man (2009)
A Happy Man, originally known as "Le bonheur de Pierre, " is a heartwarming, politically incorrect comedy that triumphs over human mediocrity. Directed by Robert Ménard and starring Pierre Richard, Sylvie Testud, and Rémy Girard, this 2009 film showcases the power of happiness and brings a refreshing perspective to the genre.
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60. All Together (2011)
All Together, " also known as "Et si on vivait tous ensemble? " in its original title, is an intriguing 2011 French-German comedy-drama film directed by Stéphane Robelin. The movie revolves around five old friends who decide to move in together to avoid living in a retirement home, a choice that is quickly joined by a college ethnology student. This compelling tale, filled with laughter and heart, stars Guy Bedos, Daniel Brühl, and Geraldine Chaplin, and has garnered a worldwide gross of $8,835,903.
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61. Mes héros (2012)
In the heartwarming French comedy-drama "Mes héros, " a young man discovers a surprising escape from his tumultuous marriage when he finds solace in his loving, but slightly eccentric, parents. The couple is harboring a secret that adds a touch of the unexpected to their already unique dynamic.
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62. Paper Souls (2013)
Paper Souls, " also known as "Les Âmes de papier, " is a delightful 2013 French comedy film starring Stéphane Guillon, Julie Gayet, and Jonathan Zaccaï. Directed by Vincent Lannoo and written by François Uzan, this enchanting movie unfolds with a compelling storyline that revolves around the life of a funeral-speech writer.
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63. Prodavets igrushek (2013)
Get ready for some laughs with the 2013 Russian comedy "Prodavets Igrushek, " a heartwarming tale about a toy seller who embarks on an unforgettable journey. Directed by Yuriy Vasilev and written by Viktor Dobrosotskiy, this light-hearted film stars Natalya Bardo, Andrey Barilo, and Tifen Davyu.
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64. Yellowbird (2014)
Embark on an incredible journey with the tiny but fearless Yellowbird, a seemingly unlikely hero who must lead a flock of birds on their migration to Africa. This whimsical animation film, full of surprises, teaches us the true meaning of friendship and the power of the heart. As Yellowbird overcomes the challenges of migration, the film takes us on a rollercoaster of emotions, from laughter and excitement to heartwarming moments of bonding with our newfound friends.
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65. Fui banquero (2016)
Fui banquero" (2016) is a tantalizing blend of comedy and drama, helmed by the dynamic directing duo of Emilie Grandperret and Patrick Grandperret. The story unfolds amidst the picturesque landscapes of France as it revolves around the lives of three seemingly unrelated individuals - Robinson Stévenin, Antoine Chappey, and Pierre Richard, who somehow find themselves entangled in a whirlwind adventure.
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66. Lost in Paris (2016)
Lost in Paris is a delightfully quirky comedy that follows the misadventures of Fiona, an inexperienced amateur dancer, who travels to the city of love to help her eccentric Aunt Martha with a funeral. Upon arrival, Fiona becomes entangled in a whirlwind of mishaps, all triggered by her interaction with the enigmatic and emotionless homeless man, Dom. Dom's presence introduces a series of wild and unpredictable events, making their lives in Paris nothing short of a roller-coaster ride of comedy and chaos.
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67. Mr. Stein Goes Online (2017)
Mr. Stein Goes Online" is a delightful comedy-romance film from France, released in 2017. Directed by Stéphane Robelin, the movie features a talented ensemble cast led by Pierre Richard, Yaniss Lespert, and Fanny Valette. The story revolves around Pierre Richard's character, an elderly widower who is unable to move on from the loss of his wife.
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68. Little Spirou (2017)
Little Spirou is a heartwarming family comedy about a young boy named Spirou, who is destined to follow in his family's footsteps at the elite groom school. With the help of his friends, Spirou devises a plan to declare his love to Suzette before his classmates leave for the groom school.
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69. Tricky Old Dogs (2018)
Tricky Old Dogs, " originally titled "Les vieux fourneaux, " is a charming 2018 French film directed by Christophe Duthuron. The story revolves around three elderly friends, played by Pierre Richard, Eddy Mitchell, and Roland Giraud, who have maintained a close bond since the 1960s.
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70. Family is Family (2018)
Family is Family" is a 2018 comedy film that follows the story of Valentin D. , a successful hot designer architect who takes pride in claiming to be an orphan. He finds out, however, that it was all a shame to admit his roots - working-class scrap metal merchants from the north of France. As a result, he has been living a life of lies and deception, but it all comes crashing down when a head injury causes amnesia.
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71. Mireille Darc, la femme libre (2018)
Mireille Darc, la femme libre" is a captivating documentary that delves into the enigmatic life and career of French icon Mireille Darc. Directed by the talented Sylvain Bergère, this inspiring film explores the trials and triumphs of the charismatic actress who took Hollywood by storm in the 1960s. The documentary provides an intimate look at Darc's personal life, her rise to fame, and the many challenges she faced in a male-dominated industry.
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72. Mrs Mills (2018)
Mrs. Mills, a workaholic book lover, is in for a delightful surprise when she discovers her new neighbor is none other than a charming crook masquerading as an eccentric American woman.
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73. Overman (2018)
Overman, a 2018 Brazilian drama directed by Willy Biondani, follows the story of French anthropologist Marcel Lefavre, who mysteriously vanishes in Brazil. His reluctant student, Alberto Lupo, returns to his homeland to finish Marcel's unfinished journal, and in the process, faces his greatest fears and begins an intense metamorphosis.
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74. In the Tracks of Jean-Michel Bernard (2019)
In the Tracks of Jean-Michel Bernard is a riveting French documentary from 2019, directed by Leo Boudet and Pascale Cuenot. The film delves into the captivating world of the under-appreciated composer, orchestrator, and virtuoso pianist, Jean-Michel Bernard. With a unique approach to the "Bandes Originales" series, the movie unveils Bernard's talents and his impact on the music industry.
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75. For the Ones We Loved (2019)
For the Ones We Loved" is a 2019 French comedy that dives into the enticing world of seduction and the hilariously misunderstood relationship between the sexes. Following the lives of three women, the movie explores the different facets of love, desire, and misunderstanding, all while delivering a delightful mix of humor and lightheartedness. The film, directed by Pascal Thomas, is an ensemble comedy featuring a talented cast including José Garcia, Valérie Decobert-Koretzky, and Elisa Alessandro.
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76. Brutus vs César (2020)
Brutus vs César" is a French comedy film released in 2020, featuring an ensemble cast including Kheiron, Thierry Lhermitte, and Gérard Darmon. Directed and written by Kheiron, the movie presents a comedic take on the historical tale of Julius Caesar's assassination by Senators Rufus and Cassius.
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77. Rabbit's Paw (2020)
Rabbit's Paw" is a captivating drama and romance film, set against the backdrop of societal transformations from the early 1990s to the present day. The story revolves around a modern woman's life path, her emotional journey, and her quest for self-discovery in a changing world. With a focus on the raw and unfiltered love shared between people with open hearts, the movie delves into the intricacies of human connection and companionship.
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78. Terra Libre (2021)
Terra Libre" dives into the heart of the Amazon rainforest, showcasing the dedication and leadership of environmental activists while exploring the importance of preserving our forests, oceans, and biodiversity. As the world commemorates the 20-year anniversary of the Rio Earth Summit, legendary chief Raoni and other prominent figures unite, bringing hope to the masses and igniting a call to action for sustainable living.
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79. Rochefort, Noiret, Marielle: les copains d'abord (2021)
Experience an intimate journey into the lives of three legendary French actors - Jean Rochefort, Jean-Pierre Marielle, and Philippe Noiret - in the documentary "Rochefort, Noiret, Marielle: les copains d'abord. " With a runtime of 1 hour and 35 minutes, this remarkable film showcases the close bond between these unforgettable comedic talents, who pursued their shared dream of performing at the famous Conservatory and the National Theater of Paris. Witness the passion, camaraderie, and challenges they faced along the way, as they ultimately found their utopia in the world of cinema.
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80. The New Toy (2022)
The New Toy, " a hilarious 2022 comedy film, is based on Francis Veber's 1976 classic "The Toy. " Directed by James Huth and written by Jamel Debbouze, Mohamed Hamidi, and James Huth, the film follows the richest man in France as he opens his toy store to his spoiled child, Alexandre. After Alexandre chooses Sami, an employee, as his new toy, nothing can change his mind.
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81. Jane Birkin et nous (2022)
Dive into the world of Jane Birkin with the intriguing documentary, "Jane Birkin et nous" (2022). This fascinating film takes audiences on a journey through the life and career of the French sensation.
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82. L'angelo dei muri (2022)
L'angelo dei muri, also known as Angel of the Walls, is a gripping Italian drama and thriller film released in 2022. Directed by Lorenzo Bianchini and written by himself, Michela Bianchini, and Fabrizio Bozzetti, the movie explores the life of an old man who faces impending eviction from his home. Desperate to protect his sanctuary, he hides himself away, only to be faced with an unexpected and life-changing twist.
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83. Epic Tails (2022)
Epic Tails, " originally titled "Pattie and the Wrath of Poseidon, " is an animated adventure comedy set in the ancient Greek city of Yolcos. The film follows the story of Pattie, a plucky female protagonist, as she navigates the challenges of her city, which is threatened by the wrath of the sea god Poseidon. Alongside Pattie is a clever rat, an unlikely hero, who teams up with Aphrodite and a group of friends to save their beloved city.
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84. Les vieux fourneaux 2: Bons pour l'asile (2022)
Les vieux fourneaux 2: Bons pour l'asile" is a heartwarming and humorous French comedy that premieres in 2022. Directed by Christophe Duthuron, this inspiring sequel features a charming storyline that resonates with the global audience, regardless of their cultural background.
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85. Je t'aime, filme-moi! (2022)
Je t'aime, filme-moi! is a charming and light-hearted comedy film that premiered in 2022. Directed by Alexandre Messina, the movie boasts an impressive cast featuring Christophe Salengro, Michel Cremadès, and Karine Ventalon. This amusing French production has a runtime of 1 hour and 20 minutes and is sure to make you laugh with its playful humor.
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86. Umami (2022)
Umami" is a flavorful comedy-drama that follows France's leading chef, portrayed by Gérard Depardieu, as he embarks on a thrilling culinary quest. Haunted by the memory of a disappointing bowl of noodles crafted by a Japanese chef years ago, the film takes us on a journey of self-discovery and culture clashes, as the chef endeavors to unravel the elusive flavor that has confounded his life. Accompanying him along this delicious journey are Kyôzô Nagatsuka and Pierre Richard, both stars in their own right.
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87. Asterix & Obelix: The Middle Kingdom (2023)
In the highly anticipated 2023 release, "Asterix & Obelix: The Middle Kingdom, " the animated world of the beloved Franco-Belgian comic book comes to life in an adventure-filled live-action adaptation. Directed by Guillaume Canet and written by the original creators, René Goscinny and Albert Uderzo, the film follows the escapades of two of Gaul's bravest warriors, Asterix and Obelix, when their village is visited by the only daughter of the Chinese emperor Han Xuandi. Determined to escape a life of confinement under a strict prince, she flees and seeks their help.
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88. La plus belle pour aller danser (2023)
La plus belle pour aller danser" is a 1-hour and 31-minute French comedy-drama film directed by Victoria Bedos, released in 2023. The movie follows the life of 14-year-old Marie, who constantly faces bullying from her classmates. One day, in an attempt to escape the harassment, she decides to dress up as a boy named Leo and attends a house party. Her bold move works wonders as she becomes popular among her peers, but she also falls in love with a boy who only loves her as Leo.
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89. Two Words as the Key (2023)
Two Words as the Key" (2023) is an intriguing adventure that delves into the pursuit of life and the complexities of family relationships. Set in Central Europe, the film explores the enigmatic forces that guide our lives, touching on themes such as humility, destiny, and the fuzzy boundaries between reality and illusion.
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90. Jeanne du Barry (2023)
Jeanne du Barry (2023) offers a captivating look into the life of Jeanne Bécu, born an illegitimate daughter of a poor seamstress in 1743. Her rise to prominence through the Court of Louis XV leads her to become the King's final official mistress.
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