Les Gaîtés de la finance Trailer

Les Gaîtés de la finance Trailer (1936)

07 February 1936 Comedy 75 mins

The banker Marivol looks like a tailor, Lambinet. Gangsters threaten the first, who hires the second as a double. The latter accepts ignoring everything. When he learns that he will be the target of killers, the unfortunate man begins to live in terror.

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Cast

Fernandel

as Marivol Lambinet

Raymond Cordy

as Le pisteur

Raoul Marco

as Le détective

Simone Deguyse

as Mme Marivol

Gaston Modot

as Le chef des gangsters

Madeleine Guitty

as Lucrèce

D'Ary Brissac

as Le turfiste

Romain Bouquet

as Le directeur du magasin

Paul Marthès

as Le médecin

Robert Casa

as Le beau-père

Maurice Marceau

as Le coiffeur

Pierre Ferval

as Un agent du commissariat

Albert Malbert

as Le gardien de nuit

René Génin

as L'aubergiste

Franck Maurice

as Un gangster

Crew

Vincent Scotto

Vincent Scotto Music Director

International Releases Dates

France 07 February 1936

Production Companies

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