Caught in the Foreign Legion Trailer

Caught in the Foreign Legion Trailer (1950)

08 November 1950 Adventure, Comedy 72 mins

André Duroc pretends to be a duke in order to extort money from Aunt Solange. But his trickery is discovered, he must flee and, thanks to a uniform, takes part in the great maneuvers.

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Cast

Fernandel

as Luc, doorman of the "Miramar"

Andrex

as André Duroc, reveler

Ginette Baudin

as Yvonne, André's mistress

Thérèse Dorny

as Solange Duroc, André's aunt

Robert Seller

as James, maître d'hôtel

Paulette Dubost

as Alice, chambermaid

Claude Arlan

as Marie-Thérèse, André's new love

Luc Andrieux

as Paratrooper

Lucien d'Antony

as Sergeant

Julien Maffre

as Seller

Crew

Jean Manse

Jean Manse Dialogue

International Releases Dates

Belgium 26 January 1951

Germany 25 December 1953

France 22 December 1950

Production Companies

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