arrives, Salluste knocks her out with chloroform. After encountering several issues involving the occupants of the bed, Salluste manages to get Blaze and the Queen in bed together. The King and his guards arrive, having been called over by Salluste earlier. However, when Salluste leads the King into the bedroom, he is shocked to find that Blaze is in bed with Dona Juana; Blaze secretly helped César escape with the Queen, and the two of them fall in love. The King, angered at Salluste, orders his guards to capture him. However, he offers Blaze a choice: marry Dona Juana and remain free, or join Salluste in captivity. Blaze chooses the latter, and the two are sentenced to slavery in the Barbary Coast, under the same Bedouin chief from before. Though Salluste and Blaze are apparently content with their life as slaves, Blaze sees Dona Juana in the distance and realizes she has followed him to the Barbary Coast. The film ends with everyone laughing as Blaze flees into the desert, Dona Juana chasing after him. Cast Louis de Funès - Don Salluste de Bazan Yves Montand - Blaze Alice Sapritch - Dona Juana - la duègne Karin Schubert - La Reine / The Queen Alberto de Mendoza - Le Roi / The King Jaime de Mora y Aragón - Un Grand d'Espagne Eduardo Fajardo - Un Grand d'Espagne Antonio Pica - Un Grand d'Espagne Joaquín Solís - Un Grand d'Espagne Venantino Venantini - Del Basto Gabriele Tinti - Don Cesar Paul Préboist - The mute Sal Borgese - Le borgne Release The English version of the film was released by Synkronized USA. References External links 1971 films Films directed by Gérard Oury Films shot in Barcelona Films shot in Madrid Films set in Spain 1970s French-language films Films based on works by Victor Hugo Films set in the 1690s Films shot in Almería 1970s historical comedy films French historical comedy films 1970s French films