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English: French actor Louis de Funès is shot close-up on the set of the comedy movie L'homme orchestre, by French director Serge Korber. Bassano Romano (Viterbo), Italy, March 1970. (Photo by Marisa Rastellini\Mondadori Portfolio via Getty Images)
Français : L'acteur français Louis de Funès lors du tournage du film L'Homme orchestre en mars 1970, à Bassano Romano en Italie.
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Author Marisa Rastellini (Mondadori Publishers)

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Louis de Funès during filming of the movie "L'Homme Orchestre".

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Louis de Funès

L'homme orchestre

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March 1970

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