Take it easy, take dynamite

Movie
German title	Take it easy, take dynamite
Original title	Ne nous fâchons pas
Country of production	France
original language	French
Publishing year	1966
length	100 minutes
Age rating	FSK 16
Rod
Director	Georges Lautner
script	Georges Lautner Michel Audiard
music	Bernard Gérard
camera	Maurice Fellous
cut	Michelle David
occupation
Lino Ventura : Antoine Beretto Jean Lefebvre : Léonard Michalon Michel Constantin : Jeff Mireille Darc : Églantine Michalon Tommy Duggan : Colonel McLean Marcel Bernier : Marcel Thierry Thibaud : Shark André Pousse : Fugitive Mick Besson : another fugitive Robert Dalban : Embalmer Sylvia Sorrente : Vicky Serge Sauvion : Commissioner France Rumilly : Gisèle Jean Panisse : Brawler

Take it easy, take dynamite (Original title: Ne nous fâchons pas ( Don't get angry )) is a French film released in 1966 with Lino Ventura in the lead role.

action

Antoine Beretto runs a boat rental business on the Côte d'Azur and leads a decent life. But this was not always the case, because he used to be a gangster. Beretto has sworn off the crime, but Antoine catches up with his past when two old colleagues track him down and insistently ask him for a boat and a loan of 40,000 francs which he can later get back from the bookmaker Léonard Michalon in Nice. With the help of his friend Jeff, Antoine finds Michalon, stupidly he is forced to shoot a burglar in his house. In doing so, he gets in the way of a group of British criminals who are targeting Michalon and consequently also targeting Antoine. This now forces Beretto to take measures outside the law again.

criticism

• The lexicon of international films found: "Grotesque crime comedy with amusing dialogues and surprising gags."
• Prisma found: "The excellent crime parody with witty gags and lively dialogues by Georges Lautner was the third collaboration between the director and his main actor Lino Ventura, who had previously appeared in the genre comedies" Mordrezepte der Barbouzes "(1964) and" Mein Unkel, der Gangster " (1963) stood in front of the camera for Lautner. Besides Ventura, Jean Lefebvre and Michel Constantin are particularly convincing as his old buddies Jeff and Michalon. "
• The film magazine Cinema wrote: “France vs. England: explosive but fun ”.
• The Protestant film observer drew the following conclusion: “Gangster war on the Riviera. Thanks to the dry dialogues from Michel Audiard and thanks to the good-humored actors (Lino Ventura in particular), director Georges Lautner managed to have a quick and mostly reasonably logical fun. From 16. "

Web links

• Take it easy, take dynamite in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Take it easy, take dynamite in the online movie database
• Take it easy, take dynamite in the German dubbing index

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Take it easy, take dynamite. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .  
2. ↑ Prisma.de Take it easy, take dynamite
3. ↑ Cinema.de Take it easy, take dynamite
4. ↑ Evangelischer Presseverband München, Review No. 478/1966