Atlantic Wall
Genres
Overview
1944. Léon Duchemin owns a restaurant with his sister. His clients are Germans, Résistance et black marketeers. Léon unwillingly joins the Résistance when a British pilot is shot down and hides in his attic and, through a series of mishaps, he accidentally steals the plans for Hitler's V1 missiles.
Details
Budget
$0
Revenue
$0
Runtime
107 min
Release Date
1970-10-14
Status
Released
Original Language
French
Vote Count
101
Vote Average
6.265
Bourvil
Léon Duchemin
Sophie Desmarets
Maria Duchemin, sœur de Léon
Peter McEnery
Jeff, l'aviateur britannique abattu
Sara Franchetti
Juliette Duchemin, fille de Léon
Jean Poiret
Armand, agent double avec les Allemands, chef de la résistance
Reinhard Kolldehoff
Le lieutenant Heinrich Jakobus Steinbichler dit « Totor »
Pino Caruso
Le lieutenant Friedrich, chauffeur de Rommel
Terry-Thomas
Le commandant Perry du Q.G. britannique
Roland Lesaffre
Le faux résistant bourré de tics
Jacques Balutin
Un gendarme résistant
Robert Le Béal
Un officier du Q.G. britannique
Jacques Préboist
Ernest
Jess Hahn
Un colonel Britannique
Guy Delorme
Un marin allemand
Jackie Sardou
Angèle Charlus, épouse du peintre
Frank Williams
Clergyman
Jean-Pierre Zola
Le colonel Muller
Georges Staquet
Hippolyte, le chef des résistants
John Eppler
Erwin Rommel
Patrick Préjean
Un officier du Q.G. britannique
Annabel Leventon
Sybil, sous-officier Britannique
Janine Dill
Une passante
Antoine Baud
Le Feldgendarme
Guy Delorme
Un marin Allemand
Anthony Stuart
Un officier du Q.G. britannique
Pierre Decazes
Un soldat SS (Schutzstaffel)
Roger Lumont
Le cuisinier Français, à Londres
Michel Robin
Le cordonnier pour les chaussures de Rommel
Rudy Lenoir
Un sous-officier Allemand
Jean Rupert
L'ordonnance du Q.G britannique
Yvon Lec
Charles
Fernand Guiot
Le caporal Allemand de "Totor"
William Mervyn
L'Évêque protestant, père de Jeff
Billy Kearns
Le commandant du camp d'entraînement en Angleterre
Marcel Gassouk
Un caporal Allemand
Jean Moulart
Un policier de la Gestapo
Frank Williams
Le premier membre du clergé britannique
Gerald Campian
Le second membre du clergé britannique
Peter Myers
Un colonel de la R.A.F.
Roger Guillo
Prunier, un cuisinier, à Londres
Paul Savatier
Un gardien de prison
Roger Mailles
Un gendarme
Bernard Saint-Jacques
Un soldat SS (Schutzstaffel)
Gilbert Roimarnier
Un sous-officier Allemand
René Rall
Un policier de la Gestapo
Roger Trapp
Un clochard en prison
Guy Allombert
Un officier Allemand
Bill Horsley
Un planton de la R.A.F.
Yvon Lec
Gédéon Charlus
Jacques Marbeuf
Un sous-officier Allemand
Patrick Denaud
Un soldat Allemand
Rico López
Albert
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