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| Budget | $0.00 |
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| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | fr |
| Popularity | 3.077 |
Directed By
Jean-Paul Le Chanois
Crew
Jean-Paul Le Chanois
Yvonne Gasperina
Maurice Cadaze
Yvonne Fortuna
Jacques Schaeffer
Claude Huyard
Marcel Dolé
Micheline Bonnet
Maurice Kaminsky
Dora Balabanov
André Pierdel
Jacques Dessange
Jean Michaud
Pierre Cottance
Jean Mylonas
Jacques Charron
Fanchette Brie
Guy Maugin
Philippe Monnier
Pierre Charvein
Christiane Grémillon
Henri Berger
Odette Keyzin-Alfonsi
Rudy Jean Le Roy
Claude Gével
TOP CAST
Jean Gabin
The banker René Duchêne, alias Georges Baudin known as “Monsieur”
Philippe Noiret
Edmond Bernadac, industrialist
Mireille Darc
Suzanne, former maid of "Monsieur"
Liselotte Pulver
Mrs. Elisabeth Bernadac
Gaby Morlay
Mrs. Bernadac, Edmond's mother
Gabrielle Dorziat
“Monsieur”’s mother-in-law
Henri Crémieux
“Monsieur”’s father-in-law
Andrex
Antoine, small-time crook
Jean-Pierre Darras
José, small-time crook
Jean Lefebvre
Private detective
Berthe Granval
Nathalie Bernadac, daughter of Edmond
Jean-Paul Moulinot
Maître Flamand, notary, friend of “Monsieur”
Peter Vogel
Michel Corbeiln, writer
Heinz Blau
Alain Bernadac, son of Edmond
Maryse Martin
Justine, Bernadacs' cook
Alain Bouvette
Marc, small-time crook
Marina Berti
Mrs. Danoni
Claudio Gora
Shipowner Danoni, guest of the Bernadacs
Max Elder
"Monsieur's" manservant
Armand Meffre
Boss of the bistro
Jean Champion
Boss of Suzanne's hotel
Pierre Moncorbier
Locksmith of the safe
Angela Minervini
Cafeteria waitress
Christian Brocard
Unembarrassed customer in the
André Dalibert
Tailor
Paul Faivre
Vicar
Michel Nastorg
Doctor
Raoul Henry
Mr. Bretteville, guest of the Bernadacs
René Fleur
Decorator
Marc Arian
Customer at the bistro (uncredited)
Jean Blancheur
Consumer (uncredited)
Georgette Peyron
Restaurant waitress (uncredited)
Marcel Pérès
Bernadacs' gardener (uncredited)
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