Unbeknownst to him: the invisible cameras

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Hello, my dear

Publication date 26/05/1966 From €190.00

Unbeknownst to him: the invisible cameras

Jacques ARY goes to a bakery and asks to make a call. He pretends to call his wife and claims to be at his mother’s. Also, when the actor’s wife wishes to speak to "Mémé", Jacques ARY asks the baker to pass herself off as the old lady.

The handcuffs

Publication date 28/05/1964 From €190.00

Unbeknownst to him: the invisible cameras

Handcuffed on the street, Jacque MULLER tries to get help from passers-by who flee, fearing that he has escaped the police.

The Metror

Publication date 26/01/1968 From €190.00

Unbeknownst to him: the invisible cameras

Jean FRANCEL and Pierre BATAILLE measure the pavement in front of a shop. The boss, who is asked to open the door to his shop, is very intrigued. Finally, we explain to him that it is a measure of light to turn the show "The hidden camera". (The sketch begins in part on the beginning credits).

The testimonies of the contractor

Publication date 15/02/1967 From €190.00

Unbeknownst to him: the invisible cameras

Presentation of Jean POIRET with Jacques ROULAND at his side. Jacques LEGRAS, on contract, comes to ask a trader for a break.

The invisible thread

Publication date 30/06/1966 From €190.00

Unbeknownst to him: the invisible cameras

Jacques ARY and André ROULAND pretend to stretch an invisible thread on the passage of pedestrians who make detours or step over it to avoid it.

The marriage

Publication date 26/05/1966 From €190.00

Unbeknownst to him: the invisible cameras

In Paris, Jacques LEGRAS approaches the bride and groom who leave the town hall of the 15th arrondissement. Playing the distant and warm uncles, the actor tries to get his picture taken with the bride and groom.

The piece of junk

Publication date 15/12/1964 From €190.00

Unbeknownst to him: the invisible cameras

Jean YANNE is a camelot who sells very expensive jewellery; it is an exceptional sale of the French jewellery committee. Dominique PAGE and Jacques LEGRAS play for customers.

The cakes are heavy

Publication date 24/09/1969 From €190.00

Unbeknownst to him: the invisible cameras

In a bakery, the team of the invisible camera places, without the knowledge of the customers, 3 kg of lead in the packages of cakes. These pastries seem heavy to their recipients...

Consistency

Publication date 20/01/1966 From €190.00

Unbeknownst to him: the invisible cameras

Léon ZITRONE plays the role of a stranger in Paris and asks passers-by for information. Naturally, people think they’re dealing with the host’s doppelganger.

The camellias

Publication date 30/04/1964 From €190.00

Unbeknownst to him: the invisible cameras

In the streets of Paris, Fernand RAYNAUD pretends to be a hard-of-hearing customer and stubbornly claims camellias from a florist. The latter, who has none, keeps her calm and tries to explain the situation to this obstinate client.

The leash without a dog

Publication date 23/11/1968 From €190.00

Unbeknownst to him: the invisible cameras

Two actors hold both ends of a long leash that passes under a heavy weight. They ask two passers-by to hold each one of the ends of the chain, pretending that a dog is at the end.

The singing cop

Publication date 08/04/1970 From €190.00

Unbeknownst to him: the invisible cameras

Bernard CHARLAN, disguised as a gendarme, gives some information to the passers-by who approaches him. To do this, he recites the lyrics of Joe DASSIN’s song "Les Champs-Elysées".

Hello, how are you?

Publication date 31/01/1969 From €190.00

Unbeknownst to him: the invisible cameras

In the street, Jacques LEGRAS, Jean FRANCEL and Yvette DOLVIA send a warm greeting to a passerby. The latter, who is about to respond, suddenly realizes that we are not talking to him, but to an accomplice positioned behind his back.

Keep left

Publication date 24/09/1969 From €190.00

Unbeknownst to him: the invisible cameras

In Ile-de-France, the team of The Invisible Camera transformed a small village into British territory: traffic signs, extras and English advertisements form the scene. Jacques LEGRAS, in Bobby, stops the drivers and asks them, with a strong island accent, to drive left.

Behind the scenes of The Invisible Camera

Publication date 01/01/1966 From €100.00

Unbeknownst to him: the invisible cameras

Behind-the-scenes coverage of the show The Invisible Camera and the discovery of the different audiovisual techniques used to make this hidden camera show.

The glass door

Publication date 23/05/1969 From €100.00

Unbeknownst to him: the invisible cameras

Pierre BELLEMARE proposes to observe what happens when one of the many glass doors of the Radio house... is no longer glazed.

The door handle

Publication date 11/02/1970 From €100.00

Unbeknownst to him: the invisible cameras

In a hall a door handle remains in the hands of visitors.

The speakerine

Publication date 23/05/1969 From €100.00

Unbeknownst to him: the invisible cameras

Trap concocted by Jacques ROULAND for the speakerine Jacqueline CAURAT: we simulate a cut in the programs and we ask him to make an announcement of excuse, but the cut is longer than expected and it must furnish the antenna as well as possible...

The escalator

Publication date 06/01/1971 From €100.00

Unbeknownst to him: the invisible cameras

In the Paris RER, a camera is placed at the top of an escalator. When a user is at half his height, the escalator stops and then goes back the other way. What are the passengers' reactions?

Jacques Legras on the Invisible Camera

Publication date 25/04/1965 From €100.00

Unbeknownst to him: the invisible cameras

Interviewed so that one does not recognize his face, Jacques LEGRAS explains the principle of his show The Invisible Camera, and tells an anecdote.

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