Goodbye Mr Grock

Au-revoir Mr Grock is a French film carried out by Pierre Billon in 1949

Summary

The life of Adrien Wettach, celebrates in annals of the circus under the name of Grock. A succession of images of Epinal, recalling the career of an artist European, lying within the scope of the world history. Many children, as the wars, an eccentric Russian countess, the Barinoff countess, who age by admiring the clown, and a very long baffle in connection with a party wall, serve to emphasize the final number of the high-speed motorboat.

Data sheet

Realization: Pierre Balk
Scenario: Nino Constantini, Bluette Christin-Falaize
Adaptation: Pierre Balk, Nino Constantini, Bluette Christin-Falaize
Dialog: Nino Constantini, Bluette Christin-Falaize
Images: Nicolas Toporkoff
Music: Henri Sauguet and Grock
Decorations: Serge Pimenoff
Sound: Robert Jean-Philippe
Assembly: Serene, assisted of Madeleine Girardin
Film 35mm, black and white Maurice
Production: The Trident (France)
Directing of production: François Carron
Lasted: 107mn
First presentation the 1/19/1950
Kind: Dramatic comedy

Distribution

Louis de Funès: A figuration of spectator
Grock: Adrien Wettach; alias: Grock
Suzy Prim : The countess Barinoff
Héléna Manson: Pauline, the aunt d' Adrien
Alfonso Bovino: The Italian child
Charles Lemontier: Mr. Durand
Maurice Regamey: Bourquaint
Nadine Rousseau: Mrs. Wettach
Monique Marqueret: Adelaide
Made Siame: A waitress
Marfa Dhervilly: A spectator
Ted Rémy: Adrien, young man
Paul Oettly: Wittzec
Louis But: The partner
Georges Chamarat: The father Wettach
Marcel Fathers:
Adrien Ospéri crashed to pieces: Adrien, child
Philippe Grüss: Roberto
Arsenio Freygnac : Serge
Alexandre Mihalesco: Auguste
OJ Dest: The German
Nicolas Amato: A servant of circus
Jean-Pierre Domange: Jeannot
Roger Vincent: An admiror
Albert Malbert: A peasant
Eliane Salmon
Evelyne Salmon
Yvonne Dany
Peter Graham
Axel Scholtz
Gil Delamare
Marcel Rouze
Emile Coryn
Robert Blome
Christian Martaguet
Guy Latour
Henry Cassidy
Jacques Mercerou
Frederic Moriss
Raymond Vernière

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