Trois de la Canebière (1955)
Toinet Mattéï, Girelle Amourdedieu et Pénible pêchent la sardine à Marseille. Pour éblouir leurs conquêtes, ils se présentent comme de riches fabricants de boîtes de conserves, tandis que les petites fleuristes jouent les stars de cinéma. Un soupirant ridicule veut traiter une affaire, un commanditaire éventuel apparaît et tout ce tohu-bohu se terminera par des chansons de Vincent Scotto.
Directeur:
Maurice de Canonge
écrivains:
André Cerf, Maurice de Canonge.
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Marcel Merkès as Toinet |
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Colette Deréal as Francine |
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Jeannette Batti as Margot |
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Colette Ripert as Malou |
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Henri Génès as Girelle |
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Миша Ауэр as Garopoulos |
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Michel Galabru as Pénible |
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Robert Vattier as Bienaimé |
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René Sarvil as Charlot |
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Rachel Devirys as Madame Olivier |
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Anne-Marie Peysson as Washerwoman |
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Elyet Helies as Secretary |
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Gérard Boireau as Florist's customer |
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Penel as Fisherman friendly with Banaste |
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Fransined as Machinist |
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Robert Balpo as (uncredited) |
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Jean Carmet as (uncredited) |
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Philippe Janvier as (uncredited) |
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Jean Magalon as (uncredited) |
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Victoria Marino as (uncredited) |
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Jean Mello as Postman at Aunt Clarisse's (uncredited) |
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Jean Murat as (uncredited) |
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Jean Panisse as Fisherman Banaste (uncredited) |
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Peurel as (uncredited) |
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Léo Piette as (uncredited) |
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Janine Rosselli as Aunt Clarisse (uncredited) |
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Henri Valrude as (uncredited) |
| Writing | André Cerf | Screenplay |
| Directing | Maurice de Canonge | Director |
| Writing | Maurice de Canonge | Screenplay |
