It is not because one has nothing to say that its mouth should be closed

It is not because one has nothing to say that it is necessary to close its mouth is a French film carried out by Jacques Besnard in 1974.

Synopsis

Max and Riton, two poor hooligans, act under the orders of Fano. After a break-in missed, this last congédie before pointing out them to propose the largest blow of the century to them: to steal the funds of the SNCF, stored in a safe at the station. To be able to steal the money, they imagine to open the trunk while passing by the toilets of the station. Thus under various disguises, they will manage to steal the money at the same time as full with unforeseen will emerge during their long and daring operation…

Data sheet

Realization: Jacques Besnard
Scenario: Jacques Besnard and Jean Halain, according to an idea of Christian Clavier, Gerard Jugnot and Thierry Lhermitte
Dialogs: Jean Halain, Albert Producing Kantoff
: Yves Rousset-Rouard
Photography: Jean-Pierre Beams
Assembly: Gilbert Natot
Sound: Welsh Jacques, Maurice Gilbert
Music: Gerard Calvi
Year: 1974
Lasted: 1:30
Kind: Comedy
Year of exit: January 22nd 1975

Distribution

Bernard Blier: Stephan, known as Fano
Jean Lefebvre: Riton
Michel Serrault: Max
Tsilla Chelton: Mrs Pipi
Marion Range: Excentric
Maurice Work: The passenger of the train
Gerard Jugnot: Gaston, the controller (not credited)
Christian Clavier: The cop in the toilets (not credited)
Thierry Lhermitte: A soldier at the station (not credited) (role cut to the assembly?)
max Amil: A customer of the toilets
Popeck: A cop at the station
Bob Asklöf: The friend of Excentric
Marcel Gassouk: A customer of the toilets (not credited)
Sebastien Floche: A customer of the toilets (not credited)

Around film

the title is a famous sentence called by Michel Audiard
the original idea of film comes from Gerard Jugnot and Thierry Lhermitte, which makes an appearance in film.

External bond

Drive film on IMDB

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