L'homme orchestre

L'homme orchestre, a 1970 French-Italian musical comedy, is set in the Principality of Monaco. Evan Evans owns and manages a women's ballet company, ruling over it with an iron fist. His rigid, authoritarian hold on the troupe is shaken as events unfold around the dancers and his family. Directed by Serge Korber, the film stars Louis de Funès in the lead role, with his real-life son Olivier de Funès appearing alongside him as Philippe Evans; it was the penultimate picture the two made together. Noëlle Adam plays Françoise. The score was composed by François de Roubaix and the film was produced by Alain Poiré for Gaumont.