Boum sur Paris (1953)
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- 1h 35min
- Comedy, Musical
- 01 Nov 1953 (France)
- Movie
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Mick Micheyl | ... |
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| Armand Bernard | ... |
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Josselin | ... |
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Jean Nohain | ... |
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Luce Feyrer | ... |
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Aimé Barelli | ... |
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Lucienne Delyle | ... |
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Jacqueline François | ... |
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Eddie Warner | ... |
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Hennery | ... |
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Robert Seller | ... |
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Guy Rapp | ... |
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Édouard Servaes | ... |
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Betty Spell | ... |
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Yvette Beaumont | ... |
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Cora Camoin | ... |
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| Andréa Parisy | ... |
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Madeleine Bart | ... |
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Jacques Angelvin | ... |
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| Charles Boyer | ... |
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| Gilbert Bécaud | ... |
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| Martine Carol | ... |
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André Chabrol | ... |
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| Gary Cooper | ... |
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| Dolores Gray | ... |
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| Jean Marais | ... |
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Margit und Margot | ... |
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| Gisèle Pascal | ... |
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| Gregory Peck | ... |
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| Line Renaud | ... |
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Violette Schmidt | ... |
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Directed by
| Maurice de Canonge | ||
Written by
| Jacques Chabannes | ... | (writer) |
| Roger Féral | ... | () |
| Maurice de Canonge | ... | (screenplay) |
Produced by
| Edmond Ténoudji | ... | producer |
Music by
| Louiguy | ||
Cinematography by
| Jean Bachelet | ||
Editing by
| Isabelle Elman | ||
Production Design by
| Claude Bouxin | ||
Makeup Department
| Louis Dor | ... | makeup artist |
| Claude Uselmann | ... | makeup artist |
Production Management
| Roger Le Bon | ... | production manager |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Gabriel Aloisi | ... | assistant director |
| Jacques Vilfrid | ... | technical assistant director |
Sound Department
| Raymond Gauguier | ... | sound |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Pierre Lebon | ... | camera operator |
Script and Continuity Department
| Paulette Tacquet | ... | script supervisor |
Production Companies
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- Royal Films (1954) (Belgium) (theatrical)
- Les Films Marceau
- NHK (1995) (Japan) (tv)
- NHK-BS2 (1995) (Japan) (tv) (subtitled)
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | The brief footage in which Gary Cooper, Gina Lollobrigida, Martine Carol and Gregory Peck appear is taken from the awards ceremony of the Seventh Victoires du cinéma français for the year 1952. The ceremony took place on 13 June 1953 in the jardins des Tuileries in Paris. Cooper won the best foreign actor award given by the "directeurs de salles" for High Noon (known in French as Le train sifflera trois fois (1952). Carol won the best French actress award for Caroline Chérie (1951). Lollobrigida won the best foreign actress award for Fanfan la tulipe (1952) and Peck won the best foreign actor award by the "spectateurs et Cinémonde" for The Guns of Navarone (known in French as Les canons de Navarone (1961). There exists a photograph of all four winners together holding their distinctive trophies which were modelled on the antique sculpture of Nike known as the Victoire de Samothrace. See more » |
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