The Big Swag Trailer

The Big Swag Trailer (1965)

09 July 1965 Comedy, Thriller 105 mins

Louis Bourdin est employé à la RATP le jour, romancier la nuit, avec une forte prédilection pour le genre policier. Un jour, il rédige un polar situé dans l'univers de la RATP, boudé par les éditeurs. Le livre parvient alors aux yeux d'une bande de criminels...

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Cast

Bourvil

as Louis Bourdin, metro ticket puncher and writer

Paul Meurisse

as Paul Filippi, gentleman crook

Françoise Deldick

as Angélique, metro ticket puncher

Daniel Ceccaldi

as Félix Pignol, metro ticket puncher colleague

Bernard Fresson

as Person in charge of the finance carriage

Henri Piégay

as Luc, Filippi's henchman

Roger Carel

as Mr. Souvestre, station chief

Jacques Legras

as Postman

Philippe March

as Filippi's henchman

Georges Audoubert

as Armed security guard

Jacques Plee

as Switchman

Tsilla Chelton

as Newspaper seller

Pierre Vernier

as Armed security guard

Pierre Richard

as Filippi's brown accomplice

Jacqueline Johel

as Station ticket office clerk

Crew

Alex Joffé

Director

Alex Joffé

Alex Joffé Adaptation

Alex Joffé

Alex Joffé Dialogue

Fabien Collin

Fabien Collin Assistant Director

Gilbert Chain

Gilbert Chain Camera Operator

Jean Marion

Original Music Composer

Jacques Paris

Jacques Paris Production Design

André Guérin

André Guérin Assistant Decorator

Jacques Maumont

Jacques Maumont Sound Engineer

International Titles

The Big Swag Trailer

International Releases Dates

France 09 July 1965

Production Companies

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