Les Charlots
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Les Charlots were a troupe of French comedy actors, who were moderately popular in the 1970s. In English, Les Charlots means the clowns rather than being a direct reference to Charlie Chaplin, who was generally called Charlot in France.
The troupe was composed of Gérard Rinaldi, Jean Sarrus, Gérard Filipelli, Luis Rego and Jean-Guy Fechner.
When the four boys became too old to play the clowns, and audiences became too bored and they troupe attempted solo careers. Gérard Rinaldi is now essentially a TV actor, while Jean Sarrus became a TV host. The other two disappeared from the public eye.
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