Oury, Gérard, Dalio, Marcel, Delair, Suzy, Funès, Louis de, Giraud, Claude, Miou-Miou	...	(Director)
Gérard Oury, Danièle Thompson	...	(Writer)
Louis de Funès	...	Victor Pivert
Suzy Delair	...	Germaine Pivert
Marcel Dalio	...	Rabbi Jacob
Claude Giraud	...	Mohamed Larbi Slimane
Renzo Montagnani	...	Le colonel Farès
Janet Brandt	...	Tzipé Schmoll, la grand-mère
André Falcon	...	Le ministre
Xavier Gélin	...	Alexandre, le fils du général
Henri Guybet	...	Salomon, le chauffeur de Pivert
Popeck	...	Moishe Schmoll
Miou-Miou	...	Antoinette Pivert
Denise Provence	...	Esther Schmoll
Jacques François	...	Le général
Claude Piéplu	...	Le commissaire divisionnaire Andreani
Georges Adet	...	Le vieux Lévi

Comments: DFR 117

Summary: One of the funniest movies from any country! (BOXOFFICE) - "Exhilarating and finally irresistible!" (LA TIMES) - Golden Globe Nominee - Victor Pivert is a very tolerant man, provided you are white, Catholic, and French. To everyone else, he is a shameless racist, who believes foreigners should go back where they came from. On his way to his daughter's wedding, Victor uncovers a group of scheming Arab revolutionaries. After Victor is discovered, he hides himself by dressing up as a rabbi, leading to one madcap scene after another. THE MAD ADVENTURES OF RABBI JACOB is an extremely entertaining film - fresh, funny, and powerfully poignant.