L'Homme de Rio (1964)
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An eight-day pass, a kidnapping, and a greedy group of South American Indians provide the basic ingredients of this madcap adventure. A French air force pilot has the pass and plans to use it to see his girl friend in Paris. He gets there just in time to see a gang of South American Indians, who believe the girl knows the location of a set of statues that can pinpoint the location of a fabulous jungle treasure, kidnapping her. He follows them to the Brazilian jungle and many riotous adventures ensue. Eventually the lovers manage to escape and return to France just before the pilot's pass expires. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
- Starring:
- Jean-Paul Belmondo, Françoise Dorléac, (more)
- Director(s):
- Philippe de Broca
Synopsis of L'Homme de Rio
An eight-day pass, a kidnapping, and a greedy group of South American Indians provide the basic ingredients of this madcap adventure. A French air force pilot has the pass and plans to use it to see his girl friend in Paris. He gets there just in time to see a gang of South American Indians, who believe the girl knows the location of a set of statues that can pinpoint the location of a fabulous jungle treasure, kidnapping her. He follows them to the Brazilian jungle and many riotous adventures ensue. Eventually the lovers manage to escape and return to France just before the pilot's pass expires. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
Complete Cast of L'Homme de Rio
- Jean-Paul Belmondo - Adrien Dufourquet
- Jean Servais - Prof. Catalan
- Simone Renant - Lola
- Roger Dumas - Lebel
- Françoise Dorléac - Agnes
- Milton Ribeiro - Tupac
- Adolfo Celi - Senor De Castro
- Director(s):
- Philippe de Broca
- Writer(s):
- Ariane Mnouchkine, Jean-Paul Rappeneau, Philippe de Broca
- Producer(s):
- Georges Dancigers, Alexandre Mnouchkine
- 1964 - New York Film Critics Circle - Best Foreign Film
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