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Gramps Is in the Resistance (1983) [N/A]

Release Date:
October 26, 1983

Original Title:
Papy fait de la résistance

Alternate Titles:
"Papy" en la resistencia
Gramps Is in the Resistance

Genres:
Comedy | War

Production Companies:
Les Films Christian Fechner

Production Countries:
France

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 102

The movie that cost more than the D-Day Landings

Overview from TheMovieDB

It is 1943 in Paris. Like so many others, the Bourbelle family's home has been taken over by the Germans and they now live in their cellar. Little do they know that the son, Guy-Hubert Bourdelle, is far from being the cowardly hairdresser he pretends. He is in truth the Germans’ most feared opponent: le super-résistant!

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Performers

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Production

"B" Camera Operator:
Jean-Yves Escoffier

Accountant:
Sylvie François

Administration:
Chantal Malrat

Animal Wrangler:
Dominique Lesourd
Marcle Lesourd

Assistant Decorator:
Marc Frédérix
Michele Triandafyllo

Assistant Editor:
Stéphane Dordoigne
Jessica Barzaghi

Assistant Script:
Daniele Fauveau

Boom Operator:
Stephane Van den Bergh

Casting:
France Arnaud

Casting Director:
Françoise Menidrey

Conductor:
Jean Musy

Costume Designer:
Catherine Leterrier

Director:
Jean-Marie Poiré

Dresser:
Anne-Marie Dréan
Fanny Jakubowicz
Christiane Fatabene
Dominique Bailly

Editor:
Annick Menier
Laurence Leininger
François Gédigier

Editorial Manager:
Marie-José Di Tullio

Editorial Staff:
Bénédicte Lebert

Electrician:
Guy Savidan

First Assistant "B" Camera:
Florent Bazin
Tessa Racine

First Assistant Director:
Robin Katz

First Assistant Director (Prep):
Philippe Besnier

Gaffer:
Robert Beulens
Dominique Dehoua

General Manager:
Bernard Vaillant

Hair Department Head:
Jacques Giraudeau

Hairdresser:
Yvette Giraudeau
Lucien Henry

Key Grip:
André Bouladoux
Claude Sichère
Pierre Vespier

Key Makeup Artist:
Paul Lemarinel
Jean-Luc Russier

Location Manager:
Alain Guyard

Makeup Artist:
Herzl Nativ

Music Editor:
Francis Day

Original Music Composer:
Jean Musy

Other:
Roger Fresca

Production Driver:
Jean-Claude Landon

Production Secretary:
Sissi Manciet

Script Supervisor:
Sylvette Baudrot

Second Assistant Camera:
Muriel Edelstein
Irène Champendal

Second Assistant Director:
Catherine Dailleux
Philippe Berger

Set Decoration:
André Labussière
Pierre Biet

Set Photographer:
Dominique Le Strat

Set Propsman:
Yves Seigneuret

Sound Designer:
Jean-Pierre Lelong

Sound Editor:
Jean Goudier
Anne Edgard-Rosa

Sound Engineer:
Jean-Claude Laureux
Gérard Lamps
Philippe Lioret

Sound Post Supervisor:
Gilbert Crozet

Special Effects:
Hervé Lelièvre
Guy Trielli
Paul Trielli

Stunt Double:
Jeanne Hemmer

Stunts:
Patrick Cauderlier
Roland Neunrheuter
Daniel Perche
Daniel Vérité

Theatre Play:
Christian Clavier
Martin Lamotte

Translator:
Laurence Matalon

Writer:
Christian Clavier
Martin Lamotte
Jean-Marie Poiré

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