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La Grande vadrouille (1966) is a classic French super hilarious war comedy film, starring two famous French comedians Bourvil and Louis de Finèce. (Louis de Funès) Starring. During World War II, a British Royal bomber was hit by German anti-aircraft weapons during a bombing mission called "Yuanyang Tea". A British squadron leader and two soldiers on board were forced to parachute to escape and made an appointment with the German army. Meeting in a Turkish bath in the occupied Paris city, they landed at different locations in Paris and were helped by two Frenchmen, one a painter and the other a band conductor. They formed a life-and-death alliance and started a battle of wits with the enemy. Yong’s game of life and death.

Plot introduction: During World War II, the first detachment of the British bombing squadron was performing a bombing mission called "Yuanyang Tea". One of the planes was hit by a German anti-aircraft weapon, and several people on board were forced to parachute. Escape and make an appointment to meet at the hammam. But they landed at different locations in the German-occupied French capital of Paris. The German army launched a city-wide manhunt, and Reginald, the bearded squadron leader, was rescued by a zookeeper. The other two soldiers also hid themselves with the help of painter Auguste (played by Bulwer) and band conductor Stanislas (played by Louis de Fernes). Even though the German army launched a city-wide search, the painter, the commander and the squadron leader still met smoothly in the bathroom. After several twists and turns, the British soldiers finally took the lead. Several people who did not know each other formed a life-and-death alliance and started a life-and-death game of wits and courage with the enemy. At the same time, there were also many warm jokes. They used their meager strength to fight against the cruel German army, and they were in danger and funny. In order to escape from the tiger's mouth, they fought against each other. Eventually, the painters, bandleaders and pilots flew together to safety in Vichy France.