09 February 1968 Comedy 100 mins
Alexandre, a young and honest farmer, is oppressed by an authoritarian wife, who makes him work like a dog. When she dies in a car crash, he decides to stay in bed, absolutely free and inactive. Just a dog is occupied to carry food and newspapers to him.
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Philippe Noiret as Alexandre Gartempe
Marlène Jobert as Agathe Bordot
Françoise Brion as Eliane Gartempe, aka 'La Grande'
Paul Le Person as Sanguin
Tsilla Chelton as Mrs. Bouillot
Léonce Corne as Father Lamendin
Pierre Richard as Colibert
Jean Saudray as Pinton
Kaly as Alexander's dog
Pierre Barnley as the priest
Marcel Bernier as Malicorne
Bernard Charlan as Mayor
Madeleine Damien as Mrs. Boisseau
Pierre Maguelon as Verglandier
Marie Marc as Old mother of 'La Grande'
Antoinette Moya as Angèle Sanguin
Pierre Tyberghein Set Decoration
Jacques d'Ovidio Production Design
André Labussière Set Decoration
Pierre Berroyer Makeup Artist
Yves Robert Director
Pierre Lévy-Corti Adaptation
René Mathelin Director of Photography
Yves Robert Adaptation
Danièle Delorme Producer
Andrée Werlin Editor
Yves Robert Story
Yves Robert Screenplay
Pierre Lévy-Corti Screenplay
Yves Robert Dialogue
Vladimir Cosma Original Music Composer
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Argentina 30 May 1968
Australia 12 March 1970
Belgium 19 April 1968
Germany 21 December 1973
Denmark 03 April 1968
France 09 February 1968
Hungary 29 August 1968
Japan 01 December 1973
Poland 01 August 1970
Romania 02 June 1969
United States 17 February 1969
Uruguay 11 April 1969
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