If you score less than 7/10 on this quiz, it means you secretly dislike French films... Good luck! You often boast about loving French cinema, knowing its greatest lines by heart, and never missing a cult comedy on a Sunday evening? Between unforgettable fits of laughter, legendary lines, and internationally awarded masterpieces, French films have marked several generations of viewers. But between claiming to love the tricolor seventh art and truly knowing its classics, there is a world. Are you a true enthusiast capable of recognizing the cult lines and iconic characters of our greatest successes, or an amateur who doesn't know themselves? It's time to prove your worth. It's your turn! The actor who portrays Driss in Intouchables is Omar Sy. Omar Sy plays Driss, a young man employed as a personal assistant to Philippe in Intouchables, a popular comedy about friendship and disability. The profession that Amélie Poulain practices at the beginning of Amélie is a waitress. Amélie Poulain is a waitress at the Café des 2 Moulins in Montmartre before discreetly interfering in the lives of others, a key moment in the film's narrative. The director of The Dinner of Fools is Francis Veber. Francis Veber directed The Dinner of Fools, adapted from his own play, which became a beloved French comedy known for its witty dialogue and absurd situations. The actress who portrays Cleopatra in Asterix and Obelix: Mission Cleopatra is Monica Bellucci. Monica Bellucci lends her features to the Egyptian queen in this cult comedy directed by Alain Chabat in 2002. Her portrayal of Cleopatra became one of the most notable roles of her career in France. The film La Haine is shot in black and white. La Haine is shot in black and white, a visual choice that accompanies the story of three friends in the Parisian suburbs, highlighting the film's themes of social inequality and unrest. The city in the North where Philippe Abrams goes in Welcome to the Ch'tis is Bergues. Philippe Abrams is transferred to Bergues, where he discovers a daily life very different from what he imagined in Welcome to the Ch'tis, a comedy about cultural differences and stereotypes. The actor who plays Didier in the 1997 film is Alain Chabat. Alain Chabat plays Didier, a dog turned man in the film he himself directed, Asterix and Obelix: Mission Cleopatra. The full name of the agent played by Jean Dujardin in OSS 117 is Hubert Bonisseur de La Bath. Hubert Bonisseur de La Bath is the French agent played by Jean Dujardin in the OSS 117 film series, a parody of spy movies. The name of the telephone association where the characters in Santa Claus Is Dead work is SOS Détresse-Amitié. SOS Détresse-Amitié is the telephone hotline around which the film Santa Claus Is Dead revolves, a darkly comedic take on Christmas traditions. The profession that Léon practices in the film by Luc Besson is a hitman. Léon is a lone hitman who takes Mathilda under his wing after the murder of her family, in the film Léon: The Professional, a tale of unlikely friendship and protection.