Les Visiteurs II

Infobox Film
name = Les Visituers II: Les Couloirs du temps (The Visitors II: The Corridors of Time


caption = DVD Cover
director = Jean-Marie Poiré
producer = Alain Terzian
writer = Jean-Marie Poiré
Christian Clavier
starring = Jean Reno
Christian Clavier
Valérie Lemercier
Christian Bujeau
runtime = 118 Minutes
country = France
language = French
music= Eric Lévi
Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy
distrubutor= Gaumontreleased= 1998
preceded_by = "Les Visiteurs
followed_by = "Just Visiting
imdb_id = 120882

"Les Visiteurs II: Les Couloirs du temps (The Visitors II: The Corridors of Time)" is a sequel to the original French film, "Les Visiteurs". The film was followed by an American remake of the first "Les Visiteurs", "Just Visiting". Les Visiteurs II sold 8,035,299 tickets in France.

tory

At his wedding, Godefroy de Montmirail is interrupted by the news that his bride's father, Duke Fulbert, is gravely ill. Consulting the wizard Eusebius, Godefory finds out that the corridors of time are somehow being held open and this is killing his future father-in-law. Godefroy is determined to find how this has happened and who is responsible. Back in present day, Jaquouille and Ginete rob a supermarket, and drive to Beatrice for work. Jean-Pierre, the dentist who is married to Beatrice, has many patients who Jacquouille scares away, so Beatrice decides to let him watch TV. He believes it is a work of Satan, and destroys it and sets the house on fire. In the meantime, Jacquard is being tortured by the Inquisition and he admits that Godefroy burnt his Range Rover (a reference to the first film), but the Inquisition believes that it was a person, Range Robert, and they are about to torture Jacquard further when Godefroy intervenes. In the future, Beatrice gives Jacquouille and Ginette the potion, and Jean-Pierre accidentally drinks one glass. She says the spell, and Jean-Pierre and Jacquouille fall in to the year 1112. Montmirail is being invaded, and he and Jacquouille fight the invaders. Godefroy is riding by, and he saves Jacquouille, but he sees that Jacquouille is wearing a huge ruby ring. Realising that Jacquouille stole the Duke's treasure and that the remaining items are in the future keeping the corridors of time open, they return, along with Jean-Pierre, and Jacquard. Jean-Pierre ends up in the forest, the others under the castle. They escape and terrorize the hotel, except for Jacquard who is urinating everywhere due to the water torture he underwent. Jaquouille and Godefory go to Ginette, who tried to turn in the rubies for money, and instead was beaten up. Cousin Hubert's ex wife, Cora has the jewels, she tells them. They go to Cora's house, and take the jewels. In the morning, they go to Montmirail where a wedding is taking place. They create havoc at the wedding, by pouring ice cream into a woman's cleavage, and using a plunger to destroy the police chief's hat. They take the potion, and say the spell, however, the potion has again been made wrongly, and they end up in 18th century France, during the French Revolution. Jacquouille sees his descendant, Jacqouillet, as an adviser to Napoleon Bonaparte, and screams to him as they are arrested as aristocrats.

Critical reception

The film was released to generally poor reception, because some actors had been replaced and the film contained examples of product placement.Fact|date=June 2007

Cast

* Christian Clavier: Jacquouille la Fripouille / Jacques-Henri Jacquard / Prosper le Purineur / Jacqouillet
* Jean Reno: Godefroy de Papincourt, Count of Montmirail
* Muriel Robin: Frénégonde de Pouille / Béatrice de Montmirail
* Christian Bujeau: Jean-Pierre Goulard
* Marie-Anne Chazel: Ginette la Clocharde
* Claire Nadeau: Cora
* Jean-Paul Muel: Maréchal-des-Logis Gibon
* Arielle Séménoff: Jacqueline