Das schwarze Monokel (1961)
In einem Schloß in der Bretagne versammeln sich Spione und verhinderte neofaschistische Führer aus Italien, Deutschland und Spanien, um auf das Erscheinen eines Altnazis zu warten, der bei der Eroberung Berlins in den Untergrund ging, jetzt aber angeblich seine Zeit für gekommen hält. Statt die Weltherrschaft zu erreichen, bringen sie sich gegenseitig um.
Der Regisseur: Georges Lautner
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Paul Meurisse as Dromard, "Le Monocle" |
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Bernard Blier as Commissaire Tournemire |
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Elga Andersen as Martha / Erika Murger |
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Pierre Blanchar as Le marquis de Villemaur |
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Marie Dubois as Bénédicte de Villemaur |
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Gérard Buhr as Heinrich |
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Albert Rémy as Mérignac, le conservateur |
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Jacques Marin as Trochu |
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Jacques Dufilho as Charvet, le guide |
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Lutz Gabor as Mathias |
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Catherine Sola as Monique Abadie |
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Raymond Meunier as Raymond |
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Raoul Saint-Yves as Jean |
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Nico Pepe as Brozzi |
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Alain Bouvette as Le chauffeur |
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Jean Sylvère as Un inspecteur |
| Directing | Georges Lautner | Director |
| Writing | Colonel Rémy | Novel |
| Writing | Jacques Robert | Dialogue |
| Costume & Make-Up | Paulette Ten-Have | Costume Design |
| Art | Robert Bouladoux | Production Design |
| Directing | Claude Vital | Assistant Director |
| Sound | Jean Yatove | Original Music Composer |
| Sound | Antoine Archimbaud | Sound |
| Editing | Michelle David | Editor |
| Camera | Maurice Fellous | Director of Photography |
| Production | Lucien Viard | Producer |
| Production | Paul Joly | Production Manager |
| Directing | Bertrand Blier | Assistant Director |
| Writing | Pierre Laroche | Writer |
