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Pouic-Pouic (1963)
Comedy . 01 h 26 m
3/5(1)

Overview
Léonard Monestier owns a large fortune, alas his wife Cynthia made a bad investment in a worthless oil concession. Far from letting this get him down, Léonard decides to find a sucker to buy this concession from him. Right on cue appears Antoine Brévin, a befuddled billionaire who is very interested in Léonard's beautiful daughter Patricia and would do anything to win her hand...

Release Date
20 November 1963

Languages
French,

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Directed by : Jean Girault

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Summary

"Pouic-Pouic - " is french Language Movie.

"Pouic-Pouic" was released on 20 November 1963 .

The movie was directed by Jean Girault

It has cast of: Louis de Funès as Léonard Monestier, Mireille Darc as Patricia Monestier, Roger Dumas as Paul Monestier, Jacqueline Maillan as Cynthia Monestier, la femme de Léonard, Daniel Ceccaldi as Pedro Castelli, Christian Marin as Charles, Guy Tréjean as Antoine Brévin, Philippe Nicaud as Simon Guilbaud, María Rosa Rodríguez as Palma Diamantino, Yves Barsacq as Mario, un valet de Brévin, Philippe Dumat as Monsieur Morrison in lead roles.

Series Cast

Louis de Funès
Léonard Monestier
Popularity:35.178

Mireille Darc
Patricia Monestier
Popularity:17.803

Roger Dumas
Paul Monestier
Popularity:4.283

Jacqueline Maillan
Cynthia Monestier, la femme de Léonard
Popularity:5.884

Daniel Ceccaldi
Pedro Castelli
Popularity:11.735

Christian Marin
Charles
Popularity:12.65

Guy Tréjean
Antoine Brévin
Popularity:2.807

Philippe Nicaud
Simon Guilbaud
Popularity:6.635

María Rosa Rodríguez
Palma Diamantino
Popularity:10.85

Yves Barsacq
Mario, un valet de Brévin
Popularity:12.803

Philippe Dumat
Monsieur Morrison
Popularity:4.351

It Crew included: Jean Girault as Director(Directing), Jean Girault as Writer(Writing), Jacques Vilfrid as Writer(Writing), Roger Debelmas as Producer(Production), Jannie Gérard as Producer's Assistant(Production), Jean-Michel Defaye as Music(Sound), Marc Fossard as Cinematography(Crew), Jean-Michel Gautier as Editor(Editing), Sydney Bettex as Production Design(Art), Anatole Paris as Makeup Department Head(Costume & Make-Up), Jean Le Roy as Production Manager(Production), Alain Gouze as Second Assistant Art Director(Art), Jean Brunet as Art Department Assistant(Art), Gabriel Béchir as Art Department Assistant(Art), Richard G. as Art Department Assistant(Art), Raymond Gauguier as Sound(Sound), Claude Orhoa as Sound(Sound), Jean Zann as Sound(Sound), Gérard Hameline as Camera Production Assistant(Camera), R. Paillais as Camera Intern(Camera), Paul Rodier as Camera Intern(Camera), Helga Romanoff as Still Photographer(Camera), E. Caudrelier as Costume Assistant(Costume & Make-Up), Bernard Bourgouin as Editorial Consultant(Editing), A. Langozky as Editorial Production Assistant(Editing), Pierre Hani as Creative Consultant(Crew), Christiane Vilfrid as Script Consultant(Writing), in lead roles.

Series Crew

Jean Girault
Director
O:Directing

Jean Girault
Writer
O:Writing

Jacques Vilfrid
Writer
O:Writing

Roger Debelmas
Producer
O:Production

Jannie Gérard
Producer's Assistant
O:Production

Jean-Michel Defaye
Music
O:Sound

Marc Fossard
Cinematography
O:Crew

Jean-Michel Gautier
Editor
O:Editing

Sydney Bettex
Production Design
O:Art

Anatole Paris
Makeup Department Head
O:Costume & Make-Up

Jean Le Roy
Production Manager
O:Production

Alain Gouze
Second Assistant Art Director
O:Art

Jean Brunet
Art Department Assistant
O:Art

Gabriel Béchir
Art Department Assistant
O:Art

Richard G.
Art Department Assistant
O:Art

Raymond Gauguier
Sound
O:Sound

Claude Orhoa
Sound
O:Sound

Jean Zann
Sound
O:Sound

Gérard Hameline
Camera Production Assistant
O:Camera

R. Paillais
Camera Intern
O:Camera

Paul Rodier
Camera Intern
O:Camera

Helga Romanoff
Still Photographer
O:Camera

E. Caudrelier
Costume Assistant
O:Costume & Make-Up

Bernard Bourgouin
Editorial Consultant
O:Editing

A. Langozky
Editorial Production Assistant
O:Editing

Pierre Hani
Creative Consultant
O:Crew

Christiane Vilfrid
Script Consultant
O:Writing
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Status: Released
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20 November 1963

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