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Ludovic Bource

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The low-budget but hugely popular 2017 Japanese film "Don't Stop the Camera! was remade by Michel Azanavicius, who won an Academy Award for "The Artist"! The "OSS 117" series has made Michel Azanavicius a popular director, and just as Daniel Craig's first new James Bond film, "Casino Royale," was set to be released in 2006 and was becoming a worldwide sensation, Azanavicius has remade a spy series that France is proud of, "OSS 117," aka Huelles Azanavicius. reviving Hubert Bonisseur, aka "OSS117." Jean Dujardin was cast as Bosnil. Bosnir is a womanizer, a goody-goody, and a misguided man who says and does misguided things but solves cases before you know better, another series of rather goofy gags. But even though the movie was made in the 2000s, it has a lot of the feel of an old movie, a homage to Azanavicius' 60s spy films. And the music, too, is full of homage and respect. The music, too, is full of homage and respect, with arrangements in the style of John Barry from "007" and melodies in the style of Burt Bacharach.Other music, which also evokes Lalo Schifrin and Neal Hefti, was composed by Ludovic Boulez, who won an Academy Award for music and a Golden Globe for "The Artist.