Si salvi chi può
France / Italy,
1967, 96 min
Directed by:
Robert DhéryCinematography:
Jean TournierComposer:
Gérard CalviCast:
Louis de Funès, Robert Dhéry, Andréa Parisy, Colette Brosset, Michel Galabru, Franco Fabrizi, Jacques Legras, Georges Adet, Nicole Vervil, Philippe Dumat (more)Reviews (1)
Before the Weasleys saw the light of day, the Castagniers were the most famous redheaded family. The Little Bather has a pretty decent first half (Fourchaum's "repairing" the ship and the collapsing pulpit had their charm), but then the humour starts to turn into a sequence of action-oriented scenes, which are sometimes unnecessarily prolonged (the trouble with the tractor). I would be lying if I said I didn't laugh, but personally I think Louis de Funès has more funnier comedies to his credit.
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