Louis de Funès

A bigoted, foul-mouted factory owner and a kidnapped revolutionary disguise themselves as rabbis in order to evade execution by a group of assassins.

Hubert de Tartas' life becomes a complete muddle when his wife's grandfather is unearthed after having spent 65 years in frozen hibernation in the polar circle.

When the CEO of a yacht-building firm fires a key employee in a fit of rage, he must track the man down in his rural hometown and beg him to return to the company.

As he tries to marry off his daughter to an aristocrat, a bourgeois miser begins to suspect that everyone's plotting to get his money.

An inventor thinks he finally made it after receiving an order of 5,000 machines from a group of Japanese businessmen.

In 1942, a Royal Air Force airplane is shot down over Paris. The three pilots parachute out into the city where they are taken in by two French resistance fighters. They embark on an incredible journey to guide the Englishmen to safety in the free zone.

People in Luck, is a 1963 French comedy film directed by Philippe de Broca and Jean Girault, written by Jacques Vilfrid and Jean Girault and starring France Anglade and Louis de Funès. The film is known under the titles People in Luck or The Lucky, Die Glückspilze or Fünf Glückspilze and I fortunati.