Ernest the Rebel Trailer

Ernest the Rebel Trailer (1938)

23 September 1938 Comedy, Western 92 mins

In South America anything can happen: the consul might give you as a snack to the sharks, you can wind up as a working man (slave) in a banana plantation or as a recruit in the governor's navy. And there's always a fire squad waiting for you so you 'd better start a revolution! It takes all Fernandel's talent to go through this eventful journey.

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Cast

Fernandel

as Ernest Pic

Mona Goya

as Suzanne

Arthur Devère

as Admiral

René Génin

as Démosthène

Montero

as The black

Guillaume de Sax

as Gruingue

Robert Le Vigan

as Governor-President of Mariposa

George Irving

as Hamilton (uncredited)

Marcel Rouzé

as Colleague of Ernest (uncredited)

Crew

Raymond Agnel

Raymond Agnel Director of Photography

Robert Lefebvre

Robert Lefebvre Director of Photography

Pierre Schild

Pierre Schild Set Decoration

Roger Chanteau

Roger Chanteau Makeup & Hair

International Releases Dates

Belgium 23 September 1938

Denmark 15 July 1946

Finland 09 April 1939

France 08 November 1938

Netherlands 02 June 1939

Portugal 19 April 1939

Sweden 21 February 1940

Production Companies

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