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African Museum

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Manu and Roland (Alain Delon and Lino Ventura) visit the African museum on the island of Aix. They then meet Jean Jean (Jean Trognon), the little cousin of Laetitia (Joanna Shimkus).
African Museum of the Island of Aix
African Museum of the Island of Aix - Credit: Ji-Elle, CC BY-SA 3.0 , via Wikimedia Commons

“- How much is it?

– It’s 2 francs sir, uh gentlemen.”

Roland (Lino Ventura) discussing with Jean Jean (Jean Trognon)

Just back from their expedition, Manu and Roland (Alain Delon and Lino Ventura) decided to return the goods and the share of Laetitia (Joanna Shimkus), unfortunately deceased, to her family living on the island of Aix. During their stay on the island, the two friends visited the African museum. They are welcomed by Jean Jean (Jean Trognon), Laëtitia’s little cousin, who shows them around the place, which has been open since 1933.

Michel Constantin was to play the role played by Alain Delon. In the end, the actor will take over the role of Roland, played by Lino Ventura, in the sequel to the film entitled La Loi du survivant. The only difference is that the character’s name is Stan in the sequel to Les Aventuriers.

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The film achieved 3,120,412 admissions in French cinemas.

Scene at the African museum on the island of Aix in Les Aventuriers
Scene at the African museum on the island of Aix in Les Aventuriers – Credit: Société nouvelle de cinématographie (SNC); Compagnia Generale Finanziaria Cinematografica; Universal Pictures
Scène au musée africain de l'île d'Aix dans Les Aventuriers
Scene at the African museum on the island of Aix in Les Aventuriers – Credit: Société nouvelle de cinématographie (SNC); Compagnia Generale Finanziaria Cinematografica; Universal Pictures
Scène au musée africain de l'île d'Aix dans Les Aventuriers
Scene at the African museum on the island of Aix in Les Aventuriers – Credit: Société nouvelle de cinématographie (SNC); Compagnia Generale Finanziaria Cinematografica; Universal Pictures
Scene at the African museum on the island of Aix in Les Aventuriers
Scene at the African museum on the island of Aix in Les Aventuriers – Credit: Société nouvelle de cinématographie (SNC); Compagnia Generale Finanziaria Cinematografica; Universal Pictures

Musées nationaux de l'île d'Aix

The African Museum on the island of Aix houses a vast collection of ethnographic objects, white weapons and shields, all in a reconstruction of the natural habitat of the animals hunted by Baron Gourgaud.

Opened in 1933, the African museum has a very 1930s scenography. It highlights the hunting trophies of Baron Napoleon Gourgaud, “savior” of the Isle of Aix.

Great hunter, Baron Gourgaud organized with Robert Rychner three great expeditions in Africa in 1913-1914, 1928 and 1930-1931. He killed many animals that were later naturalized by the most famous taxidermist of the time.

There is notably the Arabian dromedary that General Bonaparte would have ridden during his Egyptian campaign, just brought from the boat. There are also ethnographic and zoological objects. This museum in the center of the village echoes that of Napoleon, a few dozen meters further, near the landing stage.

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