The Large arm

the Large Arm is a French film carried out by Francis Rigaud in 1964.

Summary

The diamond bracelet of Mrs Andromèze was stolen on the aircraft which brings back Nicole from Rome to Paris. Slipped by the robber into his bag, the bracelet will undergo many vicissitudes… Found, appraised, he is declared false! The brother and promised in marriage of Nicole runs after the true bracelet and disturbs the life of a large de luxe hotel. Finally Mrs Andromèze finds her bracelet declared authentic. The robber of the beginning remakes surface and conceals the jewel again.

Data sheet

Realization: Francis Stone
Scenario: Claude Viriot, Jacques Vilfrid
Adaptation and Dialog: Jacques Vilfrid
Assistant realizer: Jacques Corbel
Images: Didier Tarot
Operator: Rene Guissart
Sound: Rene Sarrazin
Decorations: Olivier Girard, assisted of Jacques Mawart
Assembly: Gabriel Rongier
Music: Michel Magne (editions Hydrangea)
Script girl: Marie-Jose Guissart
Production: Cinematographic Activities, Cinéphonic, the Productions Jacques Roitfeld
Directing of production: Jean Mottet
Distribution: The Films Fernand Rivers
the jewels are of Pierre Sterle
Westrex-Electric Sound recording in Billancourt
Tirage in the Eclair laboratories at Epinay-sur-Seine
Genre: Comedy
Film 35mm, black and white
Lasted: 85mn
First presentation the 6/19/1964

Distribution

Roger Pierre: Philippe Bareil, promised in marriage of Nicole and photographer of the agency
Jean-Marc Thibault: Jean Rodin, the brother of Nicole, realizer of romantic picture story
Patricia Viterbo: Nicole Rodin, been engaged of Philippe and sister of Jean
Claudine Coster: Barbara Jones, the dancer
Yvonne Clech: Graziella Andromèze
Francis Blanche: Mr. Pedro Andromèze
Darry Cowl: Ludovic Gabasse, the owner of the agency of romantic picture story
Daniel Ceccaldi: Giovanelli, the robber of jewels
Jean Galland: The director of the hotel
Jacques Castelot: Otto Werner
Jacques Legras: The expert in jewelry
Jean-Lou Philippe: Eric, the brother of Barbara
Charles Bouillaud: The caretaker of the hotel " Prince de Galles"
Henri Djanik: Kramil, a player of poker
Fernand Guiot: The police chief
Robert Verbeke: A police officer
Jean Droze: The barman
max Montavon: The hairdresser
Joe Davray: The chief pastrycook
Charles Bayard: A player
Maurice Work: A customs officer in Orly
Rivers-Junior

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