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Crazy Boys of the Game , also widely known by its English title Stadium Nuts , is a 1972 French comedy film directed by the legendary Claude Zidi. The film stars the iconic French comedy and rock group , a quartet of musicians and comedians whose manic, physical humor dominated French cinema in the 1970s.

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: This details the alternative English marketing titles. While known across North America and Europe as Stadium Nuts , the film was released in select Asian and international markets—most notably on home video formats in India and Pakistan—under the alternative title Crazy Boys of the Game .

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The plot kicks off when the foursome—Gérard, Jean, Gérard, and Jean-Guy (as many characters share the actors' own names)—decide to go on holiday, camping outside a quaint French village. Their serene vacation is shattered by a local event: the "Little Olympic flame" is scheduled to pass through their village. A stressed grocer named Jules (played by Paul Préboist) enlists the quartet to help decorate the town for the celebration. During their work, the group's leader, Gérard, falls head-over-heels for the grocer's beautiful daughter, Délice (played by the stunning Martine Kelly).