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Start the Revolution Without Me

Released on February 6, 1970

ROLES: Claude and Philippe

"Start the Revolution Without Me" is a historical comedy film in which Gene Wilder played two roles, Claude and Philippe, two sets of identical twins who become mixed up in the events of the French Revolution. Wilder's comedic timing and physical comedy skills were on full display as he skillfully differentiated between the two characters.

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