The French-Italian
comedy "Le tatoué" ("The Tattoo") is released 18
September 1968 in France. The film, directed by Denys de La
Patellière, was written by Alphonse Boudard. Main stars are Jean
Gabin as Comte Enguerand, Louis, Marie de Montignac alias Legrain and
Louis de Funès as Félicien Mézeray. The musical score was composed
by Georges Garvarentz.
"Le tatoué"
is the fourth and last film with Jean Gabin and Louis de Funes acting
together. They also starred together in "Napoléon" (1954), "La
Traversée de Paris" (1956) and "Le Gentleman d'Epsom" (1962).
Synopsis
In an artist’s
studio, wealthy art dealer Félicien Mézeray (Louis de Funès) sees
the old soldier Legrain (Jean Gabin), whose back has a tattoo by
Modigliani. Without telling Legrain, Mézaray sells the tattoo to two
American dealers. It turns out that Legrain is the last and extremely
eccentric Count de Montignac...
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| Jean Gabin and Louis de Funès |
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| Paul Mercey, Louis de Funès and Jean Gabin |
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| Jean Gabin and Louis de Funès |
Main Cast
- Jean Gabin as Comte Enguerand - Louis Marie de Montignac aka Legrain
- Louis de Funès as Félicien Mézeray
- Paul Mercey as Pellot
- Yves Barsacq as Le postier
- Pierre Tornade as Le brigadier
- Jean-Pierre Darras as Lucien
- Joe Warfield as Larsen
- Donald J. von Kurtz as Smith
- Lyne Chardonnet as Valérie Mézeray
- Ibrahim Seck as Butler
"Le tatoué" Trailer
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