Biography of Les Charlots -

Les Charlots
Les Charlots are a troupe of France|French
comedian actors, which was moderately popular in
the 1970s. The name simply means the clowns rather
than being a direct reference to Charlie Chaplin,
who was generally called Charlot in France.

The group was composed of GÃ©rard Rinaldi, Jean
Sarrus, GÃ©rard Filipelli and Jean-Guy Fechner.

When the four boys became too old to play the
clowns, and audience became too bored with the
so-called comique troupier that they proposed,
they attempted a solo career. GÃ©rard Rinaldi does
pretty well, although he is essentually a
Television|TV actor. Jean Sarrus became a TV host,
but rather of the cable television caliber. The
other two disappeared from the public eye.

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