The (recently deceased) French New Wave director Claude Chabrol looked a little like Barry Humphries. Here he is in a brilliant cameo as a zoophile in the absurdist black comedy Avida by the notorious writer-directors Gustave de Kervern and Benoit Delepine.
While expressing his ‘love’ for animals (subtitles not required) Chabrol looks like Sandy Stone and Les Patterson.
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