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Weekend at Dunkirk ()

Week-end à Zuydcoote (original title)
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In June 1940, during the Dunkirk evacuation of Allied troops to England, French sergeant Julien Maillat and his men debate whether to evacuate to Britain or stay and fight the German troops that are closing-in from all directions.

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Julien Maillat
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Jeanne
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Pinot
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Pierson
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Dhéry
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Hélène Atkins
Christian Barbier ...
Paul
François Guérin ...
Le lieutenant pressé
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Atkins
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Robinson
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La gouape / Blackguard
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Virrel
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Un soldat brûlé
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Un croque-mort / soldat du camion des morts
Alan Adair
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Dr. Claude Cirilli
Robert Bazil ...
Un soldat
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Jacqueline
Charles Bouillaud ...
Le rouspéteur
Pierre Collet ...
Le capitaine Français
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Un lieutenant
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Le soldat annonçant la mort d'Alexandre / Infantryman
Robert Deslandes
Jean-Claude Dubois ...
(as Jean Claude Dubois)
Bob Lerick ...
(as Bob Lerrick)
Colin Mann
Christian Melsen ...
1st German Parachutist (as Melsen)
Marie-France Mignal ...
Antoinette
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Un croque-mort / soldat du camion des morts
Robert Napier
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L'officier anglais
René Penetra
Paul Pavel
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Un soldat
Robert Rollis ...
Le soldat à bicyclette
Rolph Spath ...
Un parachutiste allemand / 2nd German Parachutist
Anthony Stuart
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L'infirmier
Louis Viret ...
Le chauffeur du lieutenant
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Le caporal chef
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Alexandre
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Maurice Auzel ...
Le soldat dans l'abri (uncredited)
Roger Rudel ...
Soldat de dos lisant le tract (uncredited)

Directed by

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Henri Verneuil

Written by

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Robert Merle ... (novel)
 
François Boyer ... (adaptation)
 
Robert Merle ... (dialogue)

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Raymond Hakim ... producer
Robert Hakim ... producer

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Maurice Jarre

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Henri Decaë ... director of photography

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Claude Durand

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Robert Clavel

Set Decoration by

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Pierre Charron

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Jean Zay
Léon Zay

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Ralph Baum ... production manager

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Pierre Cavassilas ... assistant director (as Pierre Cavasillas-Delanjeac)
Pierre Delanjeac ... assistant director
Georges Grodzenczyk ... assistant director
Jean Claude Lemonnier ... assistant director
Jean-Claude Lemonnier ... assistant director
Claude Pinoteau ... first assistant director

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Karl Baumgartner ... special effects

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Charles-Henri Montel ... camera operator

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Maurice Jarre ... musical director

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Plot Summary

Set during World War II, and stuck on the beaches near Dunkirk, Julien Maillat tries to join England by boat with the English Army, but cannot succeed. He, then, tries to organize the life for him and his soldiers friends between German raids and shells. Written by Jean-Yves Simon

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Also Known As
  • Week-end a Zuydcoote (Italy)
  • Weekend at Dunkirk (United States)
  • Weekend at Dunkirk (Japan, English title)
  • Weekend at Dunkirk (New Zealand, English title)
  • Weekend at Dunkirk (Ireland, English title)
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  • 119 min
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Budget FRF10,000,000 (estimated)
Cumulative Worldwide Gross $3,825,900

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Trivia Jean-Paul Belmondo performed all his own stunts, including an unprotected fall from a flight of stairs. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Jean-Paul Belmondo 2 (2013). See more »
Quotes Julien Maillat: Jeanne, I'll wait for you until seven in the caravan.
Jeanne: How will you wait for me? What does that mean? Julien!
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