Monsieur Cinéma (1976)

"Game show "Mr. Cinema" of French television, hosted by Pierre Tchernia. The goal is to earn the most money by hiring actors producing films and answering questions on the film. The plateau is formed at the center of a track with boxes "action" and boxes for individual players where they can display maps "actors", "actresses" and "directors". Initially, each receives a capital of 30 000 francs, and a pawn and 5 playing cards Each card represents an actor or a director, with down the list of movies about them, as well as a figure in the top corner. At each turn the player draws a card, rejects the show and moves his pawn as many spaces shown on the card rejected. According to the box where his token arrives, it can answer a question, start a player (so the corresponding map file on his game plan), place a card on his board director or change one of his cards to another cons the deck (with a penalty of 15 000 francs). The issues are different values, from 15 000 to 30 000 francs. When a player has collected a card, actor and director corresponding to the same film, he must stop on a box "Projection" to validate his suit and collect dividends. It can then reject all his cards and leave, and departure for a second film. The game ends when a player has completed at least 2 movies. The richest player wins. "