The Atlantic Wall

the Atlantic Wall is a Film French carried out by Marcel Camus left in 1970.

Synopsis

Little before the Battle Normandy, Leon Duchemin is a peaceful restorer lives with his eccentric sister and her daughter, Juliette, who becomes adult. Its customers represent all the fauna going of the driver of Rommel, with resistant and the traffickers of the black-market.

One evening, a British aviator falls almost into the room from Juliette and the Leon following day is taken for the painter who was to undertake to repaint his front and is taken along to Kommandantur, where one has a work similar to propose to him. Leon carries by inadvertency a secret plan concerning famous V1. He is obliged to join resistance and finds himself in a camp of drive of the English army, under the orders of the aviator whom he saved.

Data sheet

Realization: Marcel Camus
Scenario: According to an idea of the colonel Rémy
Adaptation: Marcel Jullian, Marcel Camus
Dialog: Marcel Jullian
Assistant realizer: Alain Corneau
Assisting in the scenes of action: Claude Carliez, in the actions of cars and motor bikes: Rémy Julienne
To advise for aviation: Henri Hugen
Images: Alain Levent
Opérateur: Armand Marco, assisted of Roger Gleize, Pierre Raises
Musique: Claude Bolling (Editions Blue, White, Red)
Songs of the film " God bless rugby" of Jack Fischman and Claude Bolling - " Kamerald die rosen blühn" of Josuh Rockelein and Claude Bolling
Decorations: Pierre Guffroy, assisted of Albert Rajau
Sound: Jean-Pierre Ruh, assisted of Guy Odet
Assembly: Andree Camuseix, assisted Arlette Lalande
Mixing: Jacques Carrère, Claude Volland
Script-servant boy: Patrick Aubrre
Photographer of plate: Jean Klissak
Costumes: Michele Richer
Dresser: Annie Marolt, Pink Daver, Denise Duke
Make-up: Rene Daudu
Accessories supplier and effects: Roger Bollengier
Bomb disposal expert: Ruggieri
Collection of cars and motor bikes: Jean Marratier
Interior designer: Guy Maugin
Administrator: Jacques Drouard
general Manager: Roger Tag
Pulling: Laboratory G.T.C Joinville
Film 35mm, color by Eastmancolor
Production: New company of Cinema, Fono Roma (Franco-Italian)
Directing of production: Roger Scipion
Assistant editors: Alexandre de Grunwald and Bruna Drigo
Executive producer: Georges de Beauregard
Turning starting from April 6th, 1970 in Barfleur (Handle), Saint-Waast (England), London, Medson, with the camp of Sensitive to the cold and for the interiors in the studios Flashes of Epinay-sur-Seine
Lasted: 107mn
First presentation the 10/14/1970
Kind: Comedy
Visa of exploitation: 31650

Distribution

Bourvil : Leon Duchemin, the Norman restorer
Peter McEnery: Jeff, the English officer, parachuted
Sophie Desmarets: Maria Duchemin, the sister of Leon
Jean Poiret: Armand, the chief of resistance, double agent among Germans
Reinhard Kolldehoff: lieutenant Heinrich Jakobus Steinbichler known as: Totor
Sara Franchetti : Juliette Duchemin, the girl of Leon
Pino Caruso: lieutenant Friedrich, driver
Terry-Thomas: the commander Perry
Roland Lesaffre: the resistant forgery
Jacques Balutin: a resistant gendarme
Jean-Pierre Zola: the colonel Muller
Georges Staquet: Hippolyte, the chief of resistant the
Robert Béal: the English officer
Jacques Préboist: Ernest
John Eppler: Rommel
Patrick Préjean: an English officer
Annabel Leventon: Sybil
Jackie Rollin (Sardou): Mrs. Charlus
Janine Dill: busy a
Antoine Baud: the feldgendarme
Guy Delorme: a German soldier
Anthony Stuart: an English officer
Pierre Decaze: a soldier S.S
Roger Lumont: the French cook
Jess Hahn: an English colonel
Michel Robin: the shoe-maker
Rudy Lenoir: a German warrant officer
Robert Béal: an English officer
Jean Rupert: the ordinance Perry
Yvon Lec: Charles
Fernand Guiot: a German soldier
William Mervyn: the bishop, father of Jeff
Billy Kearns: the commander of the camp
Marcel Gassouk: a German commander
Jean Moulart: a police officer of the gestapo
Franck Williams: the first clergyman
Gerald Campion: the second clergyman
Peter Myers: colonel R.A.F
Roger Guilho: Plum tree, a cook
Paul Savatier: a prison warder
Rico Lopez: Albert
Roger Meshs: a gendarme
Bernard Saint-Jacob: a soldier S.S
Gilbert Romanier: a warrant officer
Roger Rall: a police officer of the gestapo
Roger Trapp: a tramp in prison
Norman Mitchell: the first bobby
Stephen Yardley: the second bobby
Guy Allombert: a German officer
Bill Horsley: the owner of the R.A.F
Lucien Privat: The lining of Bourvil in the cascades
Jacques Marbeuf

Around film

It is the last film of Bourvil. He died before the exit of the red Circle and the Atlantic Wall .

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