Hundred bricks and of the tiles

Hundred bricks and of the tiles is a film of Pierre Grimblat left in 1965 with the cinema

Synopsis

A small gangster comes in visit to the Fields-Elysées and loses with the play all the kitty gained by his band. Its accomplices give him one week to refund them.

Data sheet

Realization and production: Pierre Grimblat
Scenario: Pierre Grimblat and Clarence Weff
Assembly: Monique Isnardon and Robert Isnardon
Director of the photography: Michel Kelber
Music: Charles Aznavour and Georges Garvarentz, under the direction of Raymond Gabutti
Lasted: 1:30
Kind: Comedy
Country of production: France, Italy
Year: 1965
Exit into the room in France the April 9th 1965

Distribution

Madeleine Barbulée: Lemonade
Jean-Claude Brialy: Marcel
Michel Serrault: White Méloune
Roland: Curly
Philippe Brizard: Zecca
Daniel Ceccaldi: a barman
Pierre Clémenti: the boyfriend
Sophie Daumier: Moune
Dominique Davray: Poulaine
Gabrielle Doulcet : the woman of the manager of the store
Bernard Fresson: a police officer
Rene Génin: a manager of store
Marie Laforêt: Ida
Manual Robert: Palmoni
Jean-Pierre Marielle: Justin
Paul Préboist: the cousin
Albert Rémy: Etienne
Jean-Pierre Rambal: the manager of the store
Bernard Serrault: the man in the elevator
Roger Trapp: a sergeant
Bernard Verley
Renaud Verley: Charles

Category: French film Category: Titrate film out of C Category: Film left in 1965 Category: Film comedy

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