Papa, the Lil' Boats (1971)
In this whimsical French comedy, Cookie (aka Venus de Palma) is a tough, sweet little rich girl, and is rather smart, too. She's smart enough and charming enough to outwit her kidnappers by setting one against the other until they have all killed each other or died trying to prove thier worth to her.
Director: Nelly Kaplan
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Sheila White as Vénus De Palma / Cookie |
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Michel Bouquet as Marc the Boss |
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Judith Magre as Marylène the Boss's Fiancee |
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Michael Lonsdale as Hippolyte the brother of Marylène |
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André Valardy as Luc, a Friend of Marc |
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Pierre Mondy as Jeannot le Corse |
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Jean Parédès as Police Commissioner Duvalier |
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Sydney Chaplin as Spiro De Palma |
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Bernard Musson as Matéo Falcone |
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Catherine Allégret as Dany the Bar Waitress |
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Marcel Dalio as Boudu the Tramp |
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Nelly Kaplan as Lady with her Saint-Bernard |
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Régine Deforges as Lady at the Phone Booth |
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Jean-Jacques Pauvert as Wrong Man at the Sex-shop |
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Jean-Claude Massoulier as Reporter |
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Claude Makovski as A Police Officer with Beard |
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René Guyonnet as A Police Officer with Glasses |
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Noëlle Boisson as De Palma's Pedicure |
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Odile Grand as De Palma's Barber |
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Carlos Palacio as Barman |
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Michel Landi as Man at the Post Office |
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Renée Ducoudray as Bar Waitress |
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Laurent Bomsel as Paparazzo |
| Directing | Nelly Kaplan | Director |
| Camera | Ricardo Aronovich | Director of Photography |
| Writing | Nelly Kaplan | Writer |
| Writing | René Guyonnet | Writer |
| Production | Nelly Kaplan | Producer |
| Production | Claude Makovski | Producer |
| Sound | André Popp | Original Music Composer |
| Editing | Noëlle Boisson | Editor |
| Editing | Nelly Kaplan | Editor |
| Art | Michel Landi | Production Design |
| Writing | Claude Makovski | Writer |
