The Valet
Why this pick
Another tightly engineered Francis Veber farce, pairing an ordinary man with the rich and powerful in escalating misunderstandings, brisk comic timing, and warm-hearted character interplay.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Another tightly engineered Francis Veber farce, pairing an ordinary man with the rich and powerful in escalating misunderstandings, brisk comic timing, and warm-hearted character interplay.
Why this pick
It shares the same precision-built French farce: a mismatched duo, social humiliation that keeps changing shape, and dialogue-driven escalation tempered by unexpected affection.
Why this pick
A buoyant French comedy of reluctant companionship and increasingly absurd travel complications, with the light pace and affectionate opposites-attract energy of Veber's film.
Why this pick
Veber again turns a desperate social predicament into a nimble workplace farce, using escalating lies, sharply drawn comic types, and a fundamentally kind view of its protagonist.
Why this pick
Its comic momentum comes from a chance pairing between frustrated strangers, balancing rapid-fire observations about everyday life with a gradually warmer human connection.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Jean Milan / Ralf Milan

François Pignon

Edgar Wolf

Louise
François Randoni
La jeune fille
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La secrétaire de Wolf