The Old Guard (1960)
Overview
Three friends leave their village for a retirement home travelling the countryside
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | fr |
| Popularity | 5.068 |
Directed By
Gilles Grangier
Crew
Gilles Grangier
René Fallet
Jacques Bar
Paul Cayatte
Michel Audiard
Gilles Grangier
Jean Rieul
Robert Bouladoux
René Fallet
Michel Audiard
Henri Tiquet
Marc Champion
Pierre Charvein
Guy Blanc
Joseph Drimal
Martine Guillou
Georges Richard
Jean Taillandier
Fernand Chauviret
Marcel Corvaisier
Gabriel Salagnac
Louise Marchand-Saurel
Marcel Dolé
Yvonne Gasperina
Alex S. Ranesky
Jacques Juranville
Francis Lemarque
Paul Durand
Louis Page
TOP CAST
Jean Gabin
Jean-Marie Pejat, bicycle repairer
Pierre Fresnay
Baptiste Talon, retired SNCF employee
Noël-Noël
Blaise Poulossière, pig farmer
Mona Goya
Catherine, boss of the farm
André Dalibert
Anselme Poulossière, son of Blaise
Yane Barry
Mariette, Blaise's granddaughter
Hélène Dieudonné
Mother Superior of the “Gouyette” hospice
Guy Decomble
Coach driver
Alexandre Rignault
Farmer who receives Blaise
Paul Mercey
Mayor of the village
Paul Bisciglia
Jojo, Mariette's fiancé
Robert Dalban
Jérôme Ardouin, gravedigger
Yvette Etiévant
Louise, boss of the café
Gabriel Gobin
Étienne Lesage, town hall employee
Albert Michel
Goujon son
Max Mégy
Gaston, motoring tourist
Jean Favre-Bertin
Mr. Piolet, teacher
Georges Loriot
Resident of the “Gouyette” hospice
Bruno Balp
Community hall worker
Louis Lalanne
Community hall worker
Charles Bouillaud
Bleuzet son
Paul Faivre
Léon, customer at the café
Denise Carvenne
Tourist by car
Jacques Marin
Gendarmerie brigadier on a bicycle (uncredited)
Jean-Pierre Rambal
Football referee (uncredited)
Yvonne Dany
Sister from the "Gouyette" hospice (uncredited)
Laure Paillette
Employee at Catherine's farm (uncredited)
Lisa Jouvet
Sister driving the van (uncredited)
René Hell
Customer at the café (uncredited)
Roger Vincent
(uncredited)
Édouard Francomme
Customer at the café (uncredited)
Max Montavon
(uncredited)
Josette Vardier
(uncredited)
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