Peek-a-boo Trailer

Peek-a-boo Trailer (1954)

"100 luscious lovely girls!" 15 October 1954 Comedy 95 mins

A small-town policeman is informed that "naked women" are dancing in a revue at a local variety theater. Being the guardian of public morals that he is, he decides to stroll on down there and check it out for himself.

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Cast

Robert Dhéry

as Robert Dhéry, metteur en scène / Un musicien

Louis de Funès

as Michel Lebœuf, le commissaire de la brigade des mœurs

Colette Brosset

as Colette Brosset, en danseuse débutante

Raymond Bussières

as Raymond, le plombier

Jacqueline Maillan

as Mme Maillan, la directrice de la salle

Francis Blanche

as Garibaldo Trouchet, le ténor / Un musicien

Michel Serrault

as Serrault, le trompettiste

Roger Caccia

as Un plagiste aux cabines / Un pianiste en coulisses / Un moine

Jacques Legras

as M. Legras, le présentateur du spectacle / Un moine

Rosine Luguet

as Rosine, la fiancée du plombier

Jacques Jouanneau

as Joseph Delmar, le régisseur des Folies Méricourt

Robert Destain

as Olaf Destain, chantant « Rêverie militaire »

Jacques Beauvais

as Jacques, l'annonceur du 'Défilé de mode'

Roger Saget

as Le gros homme dans la cabine de bain / Un musicien / Un moine

Simone Claris

as La fille dans "Un bar à Chicago"

Guy Piérauld

as Un musicien ambulant

Crew

Georges Gauchat

Georges Gauchat Makeup Artist

Paul Gobet

Paul Gobet Assistant Camera

Janine Verneau

Janine Verneau Assistant Editor

Colette Brosset

Colette Brosset Choreographer

Robert Testard

Robert Testard Property Master

Roger de Fontaine

Roger de Fontaine Assistant Director

Pierre Darasse

Pierre Darasse Assistant Camera

Guy Labourasse

Guy Labourasse Assistant Director

Jean-Louis Dastugue

Jean-Louis Dastugue Sound Assistant

Gabriel Motus

Gabriel Motus Sound Assistant

International Titles

Peek-a-Boo Trailer

Ah! Die Parijse vrouwtjes Trailer

Mas... Que Mulheres! Trailer

Poprask v kabaretu Trailer

Das tollste vom Tollen Trailer

Tolle Sachen Trailer

De sknønne synderinder Trailer

Un bigote prodigioso Trailer

Suloiset synnintekijät Trailer

Ah ! Les belles bacchantes... Trailer

Femmes de Paris Trailer

A párizsi hölgyek Trailer

Funes-te-Meisjes Trailer

Ach, te piękne kobieti Trailer

Ah, frumoasele bacante! Trailer

De sköna synderskorna Trailer

Ah! The Beautiful Priestesses of Bacchus Trailer

French Peek-a-Boo Trailer

International Releases Dates

Austria 01 June 1956

Germany 01 January 1956

Denmark 21 November 1955

Finland 13 October 1961

France 15 October 1954

Netherlands 05 September 1968

Sweden 13 June 1955

United States 11 November 1954

Production Companies

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