: He was 69. After the group officially split in 1997 (but with almost no noticeable activities between 1992 and 1997), he made a few appearances as a comedian on television but his career remains pretty obscure. Fechner hadn't performed on stage since 1976.

Gérard Rinaldi appeared in 14 of them, Jean-Guy Fechner in 9 and Luis Rego in 4. Les Charlots wrote and performed the songs and music for most of their films. Producer Michel Ardan hired them for their first film About their films, Les Charlots have often said that their only criteria were the glamorous locations, warm weather and good food.

(performer: "La Ballade De Constance") / (writer: "La Ballade De Constance") 1969 Les Français écrivent aux Shadoks (TV Series documentary short) (performer - 4 episodes) La Grande Java (1970) Bažanti (Les bidasses en folie (1971)) Blázni ze stadionu (Les fous du stade (1972)) Bažanti jedou do Španělska (Les Charlots font l'Espagne (1972)) Velký bazar (Le grand bazar (1973) - Michel Galabru) Nevím nic, ale řeknu všechno (Je sais rien, mais je dirai tout (1973) - … After they left Antoine, they toured a lot from 1966 to 1970, first as the opening act of prestigious artists like In the late '60s, Les Charlots began to appear in comedy sketches on French television, most notably in an episode of satirical television cartoon With their increasing popularity as a genuine rock / comedy group, they received many offers to appear in films. The five original members (Rinaldi, Sarrus, Filipelli, Rego and Fechner) reunited on television in From 2008 to 2011, at the initiative of Jean Sarrus (who's always tried to keep the spirit of the band alive), Rinaldi and Sarrus reunited and toured as Les Charlots, singing medleys of the group's biggest hits for the nostalgia tour Gérard Rinaldi died of Hodgkin's disease on March 2, 2012. Producer Michel Ardan hired them for their first film "because his children had seen them on television and found them very funny..." Their first film, released in 1970, was La Grande Java with comedian Francis Blanche. Les Charlots ist eine französische Gruppe von Schauspielern und Musikern, die sich im Jahr 1966 gebildet hat und die hauptsächlich aus Gérard Rinaldi, Gérard Filippelli, Jean Sarrus, Luis Rego und Jean-Guy Fechner bestand. Buy movie tickets in advance, find movie times, watch trailers, read movie reviews, and more at Fandango. :)Aucun commentaires pour des types comme ça c'est n'importe quoi par contre.
Er arbeitete unter anderem mit Jacques Rouland und Pierre Bellemare zusammen, die beide französische Radiopersönlichkeiten waren. Rinaldi usually played the straight good-looking guy and the others were his goofy, faithful friends. Quelle est filmographie de Les Charlots? Their light-hearted comedy style was influenced by the style of popular Italian group Rinaldi and Sarrus were musicians in various short-lived groups ("Les Rebelles" and "Les Tarés", for Sarrus) and they first met in 1963.

Ex. During Luis' incarceration, Rinaldi wrote In 1966, drummer Rieubon was called up for military service and left the band. Years after their acting debuts with Les Charlots, They continued to appear on stage and record albums but movies became their main activity in the '70s. But they had this youthful energy that young people of the time connected to, and after their first film became a hit, they caught the acting bug. • 1971: Die tollen Charlots – Frechheit siegt (Les bidasses en folie)

The films focused on the group's anti-authoritarian lifestyle and free-spirited youthfulness, their friendship, freedom, love of music and pretty girls, their laziness towards work, their numerous blunders and their hatred of authority figures like the army. None of them originally intended to become actors and they didn't think their movie career would last. They became friends and decided to form a rock band, even though at the time, Rinaldi was more into jazz than rock. They played five members of a rugby team whose manager stole the money. In 1964, they were joined by In 1965, while he was vacationing in Portugal (his home country), Luis Rego was imprisoned for a few months under the Salazar regime, for desertion and rebellion. Rinaldi was the main singer and the four others sang backing vocals. Jean Sarrus and Gérard Filipelli are the only members who appeared in every one of the band's 15 films.
Acting in films was just the icing on the cake. Beaucoup de navets qui sont devenus cultes, mais on les aiment bien quand même car ce sont des légendes du rire français. The film wasn't very good, mostly due to the fact that Les Charlots weren't actors and didn't get along wi… The films depicted the members in absurd situations and visual gags. Only the mediocre In 1979, the trio appeared in their first theatre play, In the late seventies and early eighties, the three remaining Charlots focused on new songs and albums, releasing Two years after the release and lack of success of their 14th film, For Les Charlots, 1986 was the beginning of the end. After a hiatus following Rinaldi's departure, he was replaced in 1987 by a friend of Sarrus, small-time singer / comedian In 1988, their old friend Antoine invited Sarrus, Filipelli, Rego and drummer Donald Rieubon to play on his latest album, In 1992, the reformed trio (Sarrus, Filipelli and Richard Bonnot) appeared in the group's fifteenth and final film, the embarrassing Having appeared in the least successful of all their films and barely remembered for his contributions on the last songs, Bonnot is not considered by fans of Les Charlots as a true member of the band. 1974 Les Charlots en folie: À nous quatre Cardinal!