Fines' favorite film, the Adventures of the Reverend Jacob, is his well-deserved masterpiece, making Fines's acting career the best part of his acting career, with an attendance of 7 million. It is said that Wuli often laughed so much that the camera shook violently and had to reshoot. The film tells the story of Fines' daughter who is about to marry the general's son. He is inadvertently involved in a "political conspiracy". At the same time, a famous rabbi comes to France to participate in religious activities, starting from the airport. The wedding of the police, terrorists, young president, well-known priest and Fines' daughter is mixed up. The play has a compact plot, complex clues, full of jokes, numerous characters and distinct characters. There are not only many Fines' specialties, but also the important religious differences and racism in French society at that time, which injected romantic warmth into Fines' exaggerated comedies in the past. Up to now, the scene in the chewing gum factory is still a classic segment emulated by many comedies.
7.5
