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Le Roi des bricoleurs (1977)     Comedy      
Dir: Jean-Pierre Mocky    
Overview
Le Roi des bricoleurs is a French film comedy first released in 1977, directed by Jean-Pierre Mocky.  The film stars Sim, Michel Serrault, Pierre Bolo, Paulette Frantz and Michel Francini.  Our overall rating for this film is: good.


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Synopsis
Goumic, his wife Anne and his brother-in-law Malju are delighted when they learn they have inherited a grand old house in a park setting at a popular spa town.  They agree to sell the house to a minister who is keen to own a residence in the town, but first they must undertake some costly restoration work as the house is presently in a badly dilapidated state.   Goumic and Malju hand over the building work to a company owned by Bordin, the mayor of the town, not knowing that Bordin has set his sights on buying the house at a knockdown price.   Thanks to Bordin’s connivance, the building work proceeds at a snail’s pace and its owners are forced to hire their own builders - but this only adds to their problems...


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Credits
  • Director: Jean-Pierre Mocky
  • Script: Jean-Pierre Mocky, André Ruellan, Michel Saintourens
  • Photo: Marcel Weiss
  • Music: Éric Demarsan
  • Cast: Sim (Malju), Michel Serrault (Bordin), Pierre Bolo (Goumic), Paulette Frantz (Anne Goumic), Michel Francini (Le ministre Duchâtel), Jacques Legras (Sirop), Robert Nogaret (Le pharmacien), Roger Delcros (L’infatigable), Jean-Claude Rémoleux (Granduc), Antoine Mayor (Le brigadier Vitou), Maurice Vallier (Calfeutret), Jean Cherlian (Zapi), Anice Clément (Madame Bordin), Dominique Zardi (Le Rouquin), Gillian Gill (Madame Sirop), Jean Radou (Chéri)
  • Country: France
  • Language: French
  • Runtime: 80 min


 
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