Signé Furax (1981) - film review

Comedy

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Signé Furax is a French film comedy first released in 1981, directed by Marc Simenon. The film is based on a novel by Francis Blanche and Pierre Dac and stars Maurice Chevit, Bernard Haller, Gérard Loussine, Christian Spillemaecker and Dany Saval. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Marc Simenon
Script: Francis Blanche (novel), Pierre Dac (novel), Xavier Gélin, Marc Simenon
Photo: André Domage
Music: Jean-Jacques Giraud, Gérard Loussine
Cast: Maurice Chevit (Monsieur Léon), Bernard Haller (Edmond Fouvreaux), Gérard Loussine (Jacques), Christian Spillemaecker (Pierre), Dany Saval (Fiotte), Jean-Marc Thibault (Le ministre), Jean-Pierre Darras (Socrate), Michel Galabru (Black), Paul Préboist (White), Jean Le Poulain (Klakmuf), Michel Constantin (Grougnache), Roger Carel (Grigor Sokolodovenko), Coluche (L’agent double 098), Philippe Nicaud (Le chauffeur du bus), Pierre Mondy (Amédée Gonflard), Daniel Gélin (Broutechoux), Fred Pasquali (Hardy Petit), Fanny Cottençon (Carole Hardy Petit)
Country: France
Language: French
Runtime: 92 min

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