The Impossible Mr Pipelet

the impossible Mr Pipelet is a French film carried out by André Hunebelle left in 1955.

Summary

Maurice Martin occupies himself with firmness of the cabin of caretaker whom it holds with his wife, the pleasant Germaine. Their daughter, Jacqueline, worker and wise, would give them any satisfaction if a idylle were not established between it and Georges Richet, the son of the owners. Those want at no price of this marriage, either that Martin. After a momentary estrangement, the tourtereaux ones disappear. The fathers drawn up initially one against the other, are in despair and the mothers deplore. With the return of young people, one kills fatted calf and one celebrates the marriage in frankest cheerfulness.

Data sheet

Realization: Andre Hunebelle
Scenario: Jean Halain
Adaptation: Jean Halain, Jacques Gut
Dialog: Jean Halain
Assistants realizer: Bernard Toublanc-Michel, Yves Prigent
Images: Paul Cotteret
Operator: Billy Villerbue, assisted Guy Suzuki and Marcel Gilot
Music: Jean Marion
Decorations: Lucien Squares, assisted of Robert André and Daniel Guéret
Costumes: Mireille Leydet
Assembly: Jean Feyte, assisted Jacqueline Givord
Sound: Rene-Christian Forget, assisted Guy Mallet, Guy the Villette
Make-up: Odette Berroyer
Hairstyles: Monique Patrice
Dressers: Louise Albouze, Marie Stuber
Photographer: Henri Thibault
Script girl: Charlotte Lefèbre
general Manager: Roger Swell
assistant Régisseur: Maurice Touati
Manager interior designer: Georges Fontenelle
Accessories supplier: François Suné, Michel Suné
Turning from March 14th to April 27th, 1955
Film 35mm, black and white
Chief of production: Andre Directing Hunebelle
of production: Rene Thévenet
Secretary of production: Charlotte Choquert
Charged with press: Jean-Claude Labret
Production: P.A.C - Pathé Cinema (France)
Distribution: Pathé Consortium
First presentation the 9/7/1955
Lasted: 87mn
Kind: Comedy
Visa of exploitation: 16616

Distribution

Louis de Funès: The uncle Robert, the brother of Germaine and husband of Mathilde, cash clerk in a bank
Michel Simon: Maurice Martin, caretaker of building, factor
Gaby Morlay: Germaine Martin, the woman of Maurice
Etchika Choureau: Jacqueline Martin, the girl of Maurice and Germaine
Louis Calves: Georges Richet, the son of the owners and future doctor
Misha Auer: The writer, a tenant of the building
Maurice Bucket: Jojo, the oldest son of Robert and Mathilde, boxer amateur
Jean Brochard: Mr. Richet, industrialist and owner of the building
Jean-Jacques Delbo: Mr. Francis, the upholder of Miss Greta
Jacques Dynam: Mr. Durand, the future father
Georgette Anys: Aunt Mathilde, the wife of Robert
Renee Frontier runner: Mrs. Richet, the woman of the industrialist
Jess Hahn: Jerome K. Smith, a tenant of the building
Dominique Maurin: Dédé, the young person wire of Robert and Mathilde
Nicky Voillard: Miss Greta, the tenant of the 5th
Jacqueline Gut: Mrs. Smith, the woman of Jerome
Christiane Chambord: Myriam
No5el Roquevert: The colonel, a tenant of the building
Benoite Lab: The owner of the bar
Simone Bach: A comrade of Jacqueline
Paul Azaïs: The bar
max Dalban: The customer sympathetic nerve who seeks the room of gym
Paul Demange: The tenant who is made a shampoo
Lucien Guervil: A spectator with boxing
Lucien Frégis: A customer of the bar
Gaston Orbal: The newsvendor
Alain Bouvette: A spectator with boxing
Edouard Rousseau: A traveller of the train
Emile Riandreys: Louse, a factor
Alain Bugette: The street singer
Jean Sylvain: The servant of the " Richet"
Jack Ary: A fireman
Genevese Emile: A spectator with boxing
Albert Michel: The captain of the firemen
Bernard Musson: A traffic policeman
Foamed Saad: The boxer who faces Jojo
Rene Bergeron: A customer of the bar
Andrès: The Master of hotel
Raoul Billerey: A fireman
Jacques Legras: A fireman
Andre Hunebelle: The man buying the newspaper
Sylvain Levignac: The referee of the match of boxing
Robert Draper: A spectator with boxing
Marc Arian: A spectator with boxing
Robert Blome: A spectator with boxing
Brown Raymond
J. Ferry
Michel Damien
Jean-Claude Méral
Christiane Choisel
C. Gallo
Jean Henry
Bernard Andrieu
Jacques Bézard
the dog Gangster

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