The Revenge of Fantomas
André Hunebelle, Haroun Tazieff
Jean Marais, Louis de Funès, Mila Parely, Jacques Dinan, Robert Darène, Albert Dagnant, Christian Toma, Michel Duplaix, Olivia de Havilland, Florence Blot, Robert Le Béal, Pietro Tordi, Henri Étang, Dominique Zardi, Jacques Marin, Max Montavon, Jean Michaud, Mino Doro, Antoine Beau, Arturo Dominici, Philippe Castelli, Roger Lumont, Raymond Pellegrin
1965
France, Italy
Completed
French
94 minutes
Detailed introduction
This film (drama)Also known asFantômas se déchaîne，is aFrance, ItalyProducerwomen sex，At1965Released in year
。The dialogue language isFrench，Current Douban rating7.6(For reference only)。
Since childhood, Fantomas (played by Jean Marais) has loved playing pranks. However, his arch-rival, Inspector Juve (played by Louis de Funès), has always wanted to catch him. To give the latter a taste of his own medicine, Fantomas kidnaps scientist Marcelin. Reporter Fando and his fiancée Elena cover the story. The Roman Scientific Congress is about to take place, and in order to prevent Fantomas from causing trouble, Inspector Juve leads a large-scale manhunt. On the train, Fantomas uses his exceptional disguise skills not only to evade Juve's men but also to mock the inspector. The scientific congress proceeds as scheduled, and reporter Fando believes that Fantomas has come to see Professor Lefevre, as the latter can work with Marcelin to develop a secret weapon. Therefore, Fando disguises himself as Lefevre to lure Fantomas, but they all fall into Fantomas's trap... This film is adapted from the novel by French writers Pierre Souvestre and Marcel Allain, and is the second part of the Fantomas trilogy. It is another masterpiece from comedy master Louis de Funès following "The Great Escape."