Jean Dujardin returns as suave sophisticated and utterly clueless French spy Hubert Bonisseur de la Bath France's answer to James Bond.The year is 1967 and de Gaulle's France requires OSS 117 to travel to Brazil and track down a former high-ranking Nazi who wants to sell a microfilm of names listing French collaborators during the World War II. In Rio he joins forces with Dolores a charming Mossad agent also on the trail of underground Nazis but with the aim of bringing them to justice. Armed with an arsenal of weapons including classic good looks matchless charm and... unrivalled stupidity OSS 117 is the man to call when villains need to be found peace needs to be brokered and women seduced... [show more]
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French spy spoof sequel. Jean Dujardin reprises his role as self-important secret agent Hubert Bonisseur de la Bath, aka OSS 117. In this instalment, he has been sent on a mission to Rio de Janeiro to track down former high-ranking Nazi Von Zimmel (Rudiger Vogler), who went into exile in South America after the war. His investigation takes him across Brazil from Rio to Brasilia and the Iguazu Falls, accompanied by sexy female Mossad agent Dolores Koulechov (Louise Monot), who is also on Von Zimmel's trail.
Please note this is a region 2 DVD and will require a region 2 or region free DVD player in order to play As adapted from Jean Bruce&39;s endless series of novels the French series of OSS adventure comedies showcase the globetrotting exploits of Hubert Bonisseur de la Bath (AKA OSS) a Derek Flint-like superspy This outing finds OSS shuttled off to Rio de Janeiro where his assignment involves retrieving microfilm that lists French Nazi collaborators during World War II He then teams up with the seductive lieutenant Dolores (Louise Monot) to track down a gang of escaped Nazis
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