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Merlusse is a teacher in an all-boys boarding school - pupils hate him since he smells, has a glass eye and is very strict. When Christmas Eve arrives most boys leave school to spend the holidays with their families but a small group of... See more »

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Henri Poupon ...
Blanchard dit Merlusse
André Pollack ...
Le proviseur
Annie Toinon ...
Nathalie
Thommeray ...
Le censeur
Jean Castan ...
Galubert
Le Petit Jacques ...
Villepontoux
d'Armans ...
Philippard
Fernand Bruno ...
Catusse
Robert Aviérinos ...
Lupin
Robert Chaux ...
Godard
Dernard ...
Delacre
John Dubrou ...
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Jean Inglesakis ...
Molinard
Le-Van-Kim ...
Macaque
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L'appariteur
André Robert ...
Le surveillant général
Armando Rossi ...
Le concierge (as A. Rossi)

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Marcel Pagnol

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Marcel Pagnol ... (writer)

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Vincent Scotto

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Albert Assouad

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Suzanne de Troeye ... (uncredited)

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Jean Lecoq ... sound (uncredited)

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Pierre Arnaudy ... assistant camera
Roger Ledru ... camera operator
Clément Maure ... assistant camera

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Merlusse is a teacher in an all-boys boarding school - pupils hate him since he smells, has a glass eye and is very strict. When Christmas Eve arrives most boys leave school to spend the holidays with their families but a small group of lonely boys is left behind with Merlusse as their overseer. Merlusse doesn't get along with the boys very well and they pull various tricks on him but on Christmas Morning boys wake to find a huge surprise waiting for them... Written by Aljaz Ciber, Slovenia

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Trivia Due to its short length, the film opened in Paris on a double bill with another Pagnol film, Cigalon. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Les trésors de Marcel Pagnol (2019). See more »

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