When the Pheasants Pass (1965)
Quand passent les faisans (original title)Reference View | Change View
- 1h 29min
- Comedy
- 10 Sep 1965 (France)
- Movie
Arsène Baudu and Hyacinthe, a pair of small-time crooks, fall prey to Alexandre Larsan-Bellac, who involves them (against their will) in high-profile swindling, but their success is quite limited. For starters they are deceived by Mrs....
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| Paul Meurisse | ... |
Alexandre Larsan-Bellac
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| Bernard Blier | ... |
Hyacinthe Camus
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| Jean Lefebvre | ... |
Arsène Baudu
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| Michel Serrault | ... |
Ribero
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Yvonne Clech | ... |
Valerie Patterson
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| Claire Maurier | ... |
Micheline Camus
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| Daniel Ceccaldi | ... |
Barnave
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| Robert Dalban | ... |
Le portier de l'hôtel
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Roger Dutoit | ... |
Arthur Thibaut
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| Jacques Dynam | ... |
Le chauffeur de Ribero
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| Véronique Vendell | ... |
Jeanne
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Yves Arcanel |
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Jean-Marie Arnoux | ... |
(as J.M. Arnoux)
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Jean-Henri Chambois | ... |
Un homme escroqué
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| Dominique Delpierre |
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Michel Duplaix |
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| Paul Demange | ... |
Le marchand de vieux papiers
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Yves Elliot |
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Jean Juillard |
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Sophie Leclair | ... |
Pierrette Baudu
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Viviane Méry |
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Lysiane Rey |
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Claude Richard |
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Jean-Jacques Steen | ... |
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Arlette Balkis | ... |
Petit rôle (uncredited)
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Philippe Castelli | ... |
Le barman (uncredited)
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| Édouard Molinaro | ... |
Un serveur qui cherche le chien de Larsan-Bellac / A waiter (uncredited)
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| Paul Préboist | ... |
Le brocanteur (uncredited)
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Robert Secq | ... |
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| Frank Villard | ... |
Chinaud (uncredited)
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Directed by
| Édouard Molinaro | ||
Written by
| Jacques Emmanuel | ... | (original scenario) |
| Albert Simonin | ... | (adaptation) |
| Michel Audiard | ... | (dialogue) |
Produced by
| Jean Le Duc | ... | producer (uncredited) |
| Alain Poiré | ... | producer |
Music by
| Michel Legrand | ||
Cinematography by
| Raymond Pierre Lemoigne | ... | (as Raymond Lemoigne) |
Editing by
| Monique Isnardon | ||
| Robert Isnardon | ||
Production Design by
| Jacques Paris | ||
Production Management
| Irénée Leriche | ... | production manager |
| Robert Sussfeld | ... | production manager |
| Armand Tabuteau | ... | unit manager |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Philippe Monnier | ... | assistant director |
| Patrick Saglio | ... | assistant director |
Sound Department
| Jean Labussière | ... | sound |
Script and Continuity Department
| Hélène Sébillotte | ... | script supervisor |
Additional Crew
| Guy Azzi | ... | production administrator |
Production Companies
- Gaumont Distribution (present)
- Gaumont International
Distributors
- Gaumont Distribution (1965) (France) (theatrical)
- Gaumont (1965) (Belgium) (theatrical)
- Gaumont (1965) (World-wide) (theatrical)
- Gaumont Vidéo (2005) (France) (DVD)
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Arsène Baudu and Hyacinthe, a pair of small-time crooks, fall prey to Alexandre Larsan-Bellac, who involves them (against their will) in high-profile swindling, but their success is quite limited. For starters they are deceived by Mrs. Paterson, a charming widow. Later on, Ribeiro, a Portuguese contractor and former victim of the two crooks, traces them and forces them to work on one of his building sites for damages. Just then, Larsan-Bellac resurfaces with plans to lure Ribeiro once again. Written by Guy Bellinger |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | French visa # 30469 delivered on 3-9-1965. See more » |
| Goofs | Around 00:18:37, there is boom mic's shadow visible on the top left. See more » |
| Movie Connections | Referenced in Quand tournent les cigognes (1988). See more » |