Good-bye chicken

Adieu chicken is a French film carried out by Pierre Granier-Removes iron and left the December 10th 1975. The scenario was inspired by a news item which has occurred in 1971 with Puteaux.

Synopsis

Whereas the electoral campaign beats full sound with Rouen, a young boy and a police inspector are killed at the time of a brawl between billstickers.

The Verjeat police chief knows who killed his collaborator: one named Portor, taken again notorious justice. With the assistance of the young person and ebullient Lefèvre inspector, he endeavors to prove his culpability. A mission which proves very delicate, in particular when he learns that Portor belonged to the service of order of Pierre Lardatte, candidate of the unified Republican party, defender of the order and morals and having powerful supports in the police force and the political world…

Data sheet

Title: Good-bye chicken
Realization: Pierre Granier-Removes iron
Scénario: Francis Veber, according to the novel of Raph Servant
Production: Alexandre Mnouchkine and Georges Dancigers for the Films ARIANE and Mondex Films
Photography: Jean Collomb
Decorations: Maurice Sergeant
Assembly: Jean Ravel
Sound: Bernard Bats
Musique: Sardinian Philippe
Coming out date: December 10th 1975

Distribution

Lino Ventura: Verjeat
Patrick Dewaere: Lefèvre
Victor Lanoux: Pierre Lardatte
Julien Guiomar: Ledoux
Pierre Tornado: Pignol
Francoise Brion: Marthe
Claude Rich: judge Delmesse
Michel Peyrelon: Roger
Claude Brosset: Antoine Portor
Jacques Rispal: Draper
Dominique Zardi
Valerie Mairesse
Michel Beaune
Eve Francis: the old woman
Michel Robin

Around film

Eve Francis, which appears in a small role of old woman, is old a star of the silent film: she interpreted the main role in Silence of Louis Delluc in 1920 or El Dorado of Marcel the Herbarium in 1921.

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