Gaumont currently has 938 films in its catalogue, most of which are in French; there are, however, some exceptions, such as Luc Besson's "The Fifth Element" (1997). Among the most notable films produced by Gaumont are the serials "Judex" (1916) and "Fantômas" (1913); the comic Onésime series, starring Ernest Bourbon; and the comic Bébé series, starring five-year-old René Dary. The two biggest films that Gaumont owns the rights of are Jean-Marie Poiré's "Les Visiteurs", with a box-office of $98 million, and the 2011 blockbuster "Intouchables" by Olivier Nakache and Éric Toledano, with a box office of $427 million.