Lawless Street Trailer

Lawless Street Trailer (1950)

01 December 1950 Comedy 100 mins

The eccentric characters of a street from the comic designs of Andre Dubout are brought to life with human performers instead of drawings.

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Cast

Louis de Funès

as Hippolyte

Paul Demange

as Anatole

Max Dalban

as Germaine 'Fifille'

André Gabriello

as Sparadra

Albert Dinan

as François

Annette Poivre

as Countess of Latrille

Roger Desmare

as Waiter

Mag-Avril

as Car Lady (uncredited)

Jackie Sardou

as Nanny (uncredited)

Georges Paulais

as Distinguished Gentleman (uncredited)

Marcel Mérovée

as Oscar (uncredited)

Jean Sylvain

as Driving School Teacher (uncredited)

Claude Nicot

as Barbet (uncredited)

Amédée

as Hercule (uncredited)

International Releases Dates

France 01 December 1950

Sweden 31 July 1960

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