Not so stupid

Pas so stupid is a French film carried out by André Berthomieu in 1946

Summary

Leon Ménard (Bourvil) is a Norman peasant of the more matois. Invited in his uncle Henri (Albert Duvaleix), a prosperous industrialist, by his cousin Nicole (Suzy Carrier), it thwarts the operations of a véreuse artist (Mona Goya) decided well to be made pass the ring to the finger, and discovers in same times bad temptations of the count de Bellemont (Jacques Louvigny), a lord of the manor as filled up of mortuary as hopelessly ruined, with regard to the dowry (comfortable) of Nicole. The uncovered count withdraws himself with crash, involving with him his son Didier (Bernard Lancret) that Nicole believes accessory to the covetous intrigues of Bellemont father. A letter intercepted by faithful controlling of the family (Yvette Andreyor) opens the eyes with Leon as for the purity of the intentions of the young man. He convinces without difficulty the uncle Henri of naming this last with the head of one of his factories, and Ménard with large complete celebrate shortly after the double weddings of Nicole and Didier and Leon and his promised young person Rosine (Jacqueline Beyrot).

Data sheet

Realization: Andre Berthomieu
Scenario and Adaptation: Andre Berthomieu
Dialog: Paul Vandenberghe
Operator: Pierre Crossed, Fred Langenfeld, Nicolas Citowitch and Roger Moride
Music: Maurice Thiriet, Etienne Lorin, Georges Van Parys, under the direction of Roger Roger
Songs: " Nevertheless " , " Hirondelles" , " It has is enough to a hasard" of Bourvil, Etienne Lorin and Georges Van parys
Decorations: Negro Raymond, Henri Sonois, Olivier Girard
Sound: Louis Perrin, Robert-Jean Philippe
Assembly: Sleeve-board Berton, Madeleine lavigne
Assistants realizer: Raymond Bailly, Lucien Catch
Make-up: Rene Daudin
Script girl: Jacqueline Dormouse
Photographer of plate: Raymond Heil
Costumes: S.Carrier is equipped by Bruyère and M.Goya by Maggy Rouge
general Régisseur: Georges Testard, Jean Desmouceaux
manager interior designer: Louis Seuret
Production: The Film productions
Directing of production: Robert Provost
Turning in the studios of Hillock-Chaumont and outsides with Louvriers
Lasted: 100mn
Kind: Comedy
First presentation the 3/19/1947

Distribution

Andre Bourvil: Leon Ménard, the honest peasant
Suzy Carrier: Nicole, the cousin of Leon
Mona Goya: Gaby Moreuil, the actress
Yvette Andreyor: Miss, controlling it
Made Siame: The mother Ménard
Jacqueline Beyrot: Rosine Morin, promised of Leon
Bernard Lancret: Didier de Bellemont
Jacques Louvigny: The count de Bellemont, the father
Yves Deniaud: Anthony, the business manager of Gaby
Albert Duvaleix: Mr. Henri Ménard, father of Nicole
Paul Faivre: Master Perrot, the notary
Charles Bouillaud: Joseph, the Master of hotel
Gaston Mauger: The father Ménard
Naudès: A guest of the count
Albert Broquin: A guest with the wedding
Eliane Charles: A guest of the count
Leon Daubrel
Gabert
Robert Fretel
Frederic Munié

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