The Adventures of Jacob the Priest

Finès's favorite movie "The Adventures of Jacob the Priest" is his well-deserved masterpiece, bringing Finès's acting career to a climax, with an attendance rate of 7 million. It is said that Uri often laughed so hard during filming that the camera shook violently and had to be retaken. The film tells the story of Finès' daughter who is about to marry the general's son. He is inadvertently involved in a "political conspiracy." At the same time, a famous Jewish priest comes to France to attend religious activities. The play has a tight plot, complex clues, lots of jokes, and many characters with distinct personalities. It not only has many of Finès's specialties, but also closely follows the important religious differences and racism in French society at that time, injecting romantic warmth into Finès' exaggerated comedies in the past. To this day, the scene in the chewing gum factory is still a classic scene imitated by many comedies.