Un ange passe Trailer (1970)
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Cast
Daniel Colas as Jacques
Gérard Séty as Ernest
Jacques Weber as Albert
Paul Gay as Le docteur
Pierre Montéléon as L'ordonnateur
Jacqueline Coué as Jeanne
Liliane Sorval as Clotilde
France Delahalle as Pauline
Pierre Brasseur as Florisse
Crew
Lucien Billard Director of Photography
Jacques Courbon Camera Operator
Jacques Guillier Camera Operator
Pierre Brasseur Writer
Pierre Sabbagh Director
Donald Cardwell Costume Design
Roger Harth Production Design
André Perros Sound Designer
Yvette Boussard Script Supervisor
Guy Mauplot Assistant Script
International Releases Dates
France 07 March 1970
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