Directed by:
Claude ZidiCinematography:
Paul BonisCast:
Jean-Guy Fechner, Gérard Filippelli, Gérard Rinaldi, Jean Sarrus, Paul Préboist, Martine Kelly, Gérard Croce, Jacques Seiler, François Cadet, Pierre Gualdi (more)Plots(1)
Our four "charlots" are spending their holidays in a village through which the Olympic Games are passing. They find themselves helping with the preparation of the fiesta, ruining everything with their foolishness... (official distributor synopsis)
Reviews (2)
Quite possibly the first film with Bažanti that I saw as a child back then. But if you need to relax and switch off for 80 minutes, there is no better comedy than them. The load of jokes, the viewer won't understand. They don't even have to speak, the image speaks for them. The fact that Claude Zidi met Bažanti was the best thing life could give them.
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Compared to the first part, it's definitely an improvement, as there is something that can be called a story in Stadium Nuts. Or rather, a plot. There are tons of gags and the whole thing is very pleasantly silly this time. During the preparations for the torch-lighting, I was most amused by the part with the modern statue, which Les Charlots of course destroyed and made a completely different one, and when the sporting began later, such irresistible chaos broke out that it was impossible not to have fun.
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