Domestic fights

Domestic fights is a French film carried out by André Berthomieu in 1954.

Summary

In a living room of the, three friends papotent. After some bitter-sweet remarks, they enter the sharp one of the subject: their husbands, whom they of course will ridicule.

Aglaé found the means of overcoming to it his (fear of the blows). Valentine, wife of the Trielle journalist, employs, it, softness (peace at home). As for Ernestine, she does not hesitate to mislead Boulingrin her husband (Boulingrin). But in front of the common danger represented by the freeloader of the Rillettes, marital solidarity plays.

Data sheet

Realization: Andre Berthomieu
Scenario: According to three parts of Georges Courteline: " Fear of the coups" , " Peace at soi" , " Boulingrin"
Adaptation: Andre Berthomieu
Dialog: Marcel Achard ^pour the additional dialog)
Assistant realizer: Raymond Bailly
Images: Armand Thirard
Operator: Louis Born
Music: Georges Van Parys
Decorations: Jean d' Eaubonne
Costumes: Rosine Delamare
Assembly: Boris Lewin
Sound: William-Robert Sivel
Make-up: Michele Peguero
Hairstyles: Jules Hunk
Photographer of plate: Serge Beauvarlet
Script girl: Andree François
general Manager: Lucien Lippens
Turning from June 21st to July 16th, 1954
Film 35mm, black and white
Chief of production: Henry Deutschmeister
Directing of production: Louis Wipf
Production: Franco-London Films (France)
Distribution: Gaumont
First presentation the 10/10/1954
Lasted: 80mn
Kind: Comedy

Distribution

Louis de Funès: Mr. Boulingrin, the husband of Ernestine
Sophie Desmarets: Aglaé
Bernard Blier: The husband of Aglaé
Marie Daems: Valentine Trielle
François Périer: Mr. Trielle, journalist
Marthe Mercadier: Ernestine Boulingrin
Jean Richard: Mr. of the Rillettes, the freeloader
Lily Bontemps: The singer
Solange Certain: The maidservant
Michele Philippe: Mathilde
Paul Toscano and his orchestra

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