Pétepan learns that his money has been lost by Robinhoude brothers.He asks his assistants to withdraw his amount from the bank.
Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Fernandel | ... | Charles Migue | |
Heinz Rühmann | ... | Henry Schmidt | |
Jean Poiret | ... | Lucien Pélépan | |
Marilù Tolo | ... | Violette (as Marilu Tolo) | |
Jean Carmet | ... | Le curé | |
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André Gabriello | ... | Pierre Robinhoude |
Jacques Legras | ... | Tapu | |
Claude Piéplu | ... | Un surveillant de l'agence de Paris | |
Darry Cowl | ... | Marquy | |
Michel Galabru | ... | Maître Laprise | |
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Simone Duhart | ... | Madame le P.-d.g. |
Andrex | ... | Le chef de convoi | |
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Krista Nell | ... | Geneviève (as Christa Nelli) |
Roger Legris | ... | Dumoulin, le pharmacien | |
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Colette Teissèdre | ... | Ursula (as Colette Tesseidre) |
Pétepan learns that his money has been lost by Robinhoude brothers.He asks his assistants to withdraw his amount from the bank.
"La Bourse Et La Vie " was Mocky's first color movie and he had strong assets : a big budget (French-German production) ,writer Marcel Aymé on hand to write the dialogs ,Fernandel and French stars in the making such as Jean Poiret and Claude Piéplu.Plus a nice score.There's a sung version - heard during the cast and credits at the end- of the main theme by pop star Richard Anthony .
For all that,the movie was a monumental flop ,and Fernandel -Bourvil had recommended Mocky to him- would not hear of this director anymore.Mocky is at his best when he mixes thriller and comedy ("solo" "L'Albatros" "Le Temoin" ,etc).His art is less palatable when he tries to do exclusively comic stuff.Fernandel's fan can have a look ,this is one of his most obscure movies.