Fun in the Barracks Trailer

Fun in the Barracks Trailer (1932)

18 September 1932 Comedy 85 mins

Based on the popular stage play by Georges Courteline. The film is set in 1885. It focuses on a group of troops, a mix of regulars and reservists, and their different responses to the daily military routines. A crisis emerges when a General pays a visit while two deserters are still absent.

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Cast

Raimu

as Captain Hurluret

Fernandel

as Vanderague

Jean Gabin

as Fricot

René Donnio

as Laplote

Charles Camus

as Adjutant Flick

Pierre Labry

as Potiron

Lucien Nat

as Chief Sergeant Barnot

Pierre Ferval

as Brigadier Vergisson

Henry Roussel

as General

Georges Bever

as La Guillaumette

Paul Azaïs

as Croquebol

Roland Armontel

as Barchetti

Mady Berry

as Madame Bijou, canteen lady

Frédéric Munié

as Lieutenant Mousseret

Louis Cari

as Quartermaster Bernot

Ketty Pierson

as Pork butcher

Crew

Raymond Agnel

Raymond Agnel Cinematography

René Colas

René Colas Cinematography

International Releases Dates

Belgium 16 December 1932

France 18 September 1932

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