Caïd (Film)

Caïd is a French film carried out by Bernard Borderie in 1960.

Summary

Professor Justin Migonet leaves Arles to go to attend a congress of philosophy. In the train, a gangster obliges it to hide in his bag a satchel containing thirty franc million that Justin will have to restore to him in Paris. At the time of the restitution, it is an young woman who presents herself, because another band seeks to seize the nest egg. They are found with the hotel where it is made pass for her niece and will have, as from this moment, to be wary of each one. Little by little, the underworld of the capital takes it for true a caïd. Benefitting from one moment of respite of its adversaries, it will carry the money to charitable works before taking again its train for Arles.

Data sheet

Realization: Bernard Borderie
Scenario: According to the novel of Claude Orval " Large the caïd"
Adaptation and Dialog: Jean-Bernard Luc
Assistants realizer: Jacques Rouffio, Paul Nuyttens
Images: Robert Juillard
Operator: Jean Lallier
Assistants operator: R. Menvielle, R. Chabal
Assembly: Christian Gaudin, assisted of Jacqueline Givord
Decorations: Rene Moulaert, assisted of Sydney Bettex
Music: Paul Misraki, orchestra directed by Jacques Metehen
Sound: Rene Sarrazin
Administrator sound: P. General Pauwels, D. Héron
Governed: Andre Rameau
assistant Manager: Jean Rognoni
Governed external: Guy Maugin
Script girl: Lily Hargous
Photographer of plate: Gaston Thonnart
Interior designer: Albert Volper
Dresser: T. Banquarel, CH. Fageol
Make-up: Boris Karabanoff, Mr. Vernadet
Wigs: Countable Carita
: R. Chevereau
Technician: Nikita Zveguinzoff
Administrator: Roger Morand
Accessories supplier: R. Ronsin; D. Villeroy
Production: C.I.C.C, the Films Directing Borderie
of production: Charles Borderie
Secretary of production: Francoise Stop
Distribution: Prodis
Turning of May 23rd in June 1960 in Arles, Paris and in the studios of Boulogne
Recording Electric Western, Optiphone Company, Transparencies by “Franstudio”
Pulling: Laboratory Franay L.T.C Saint-Cloud
special Effects: Lax
Lasted: 92mn
Film 35mm, black and white
Kind: Comedy
First presentation the 11/16/1960
Visa of exploitation: 22419

Distribution

Fernandel : Justin Migonet, professor of philosophy in Arles
Barbara Laage: Rita, the young woman
Georges Wilson: Mr has, a gang leader
Claude Pieplu: Oxner, a participant of the congress
Helene Duke: Edmée, participating of the congress
Monique Vita: Cecile, an employee of the hotel Pigalle
Helene Tossy: Louise, the owner of the hotel Pigalle
France Asselin: Marie, a listener
Apple: An owner
François Darbon: Amédée, the second of Mr has
Marcel Bozzuffi: Toni, the gangster with the satchel
Albert Michel: Filâtre, a participant of the congress
Georges Géret: OJ
Jacques Seiler: Nice the
Charles Moulin: The Turk
Guy Mairesse: Louis, the other traveller with the satchel
Robert Arnoux: The director of Socorep
Pierre Mirat: The owner of the hotel of Cujas
Marcel Fathers: Albert, the policeman the traffic
Allied Rene: Julien, the police superintendent
Jean Marosi: Edouard Hake, a supervisor
Michel Thomas: Luigi, the Russian driver
Gerard Darrieu: An agent
Paul Mercey: The engine-man
Luc Andrieu: The agent of parking
Marcel Rouzé: Jean, an inspector
Henri Maïk: Emile, the sailor
Christian Brocard: Pierre, the newspaper seller
Genevese Emile: The agent cyclist
Henri Lambert: An agent
Andrès: A traveller
Bruno Balp: Henri
Francis Lax: Robert
Billy Nencioli: Max
Lucien Camiret: Pep
Albert Rémy: Bob
Paul Pavel: Peter
Jimmy Perrys: A man in the waiting room
François Junior: An agent
Jean-François Remi: Doinel, an inspector
Jacques Herlin

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