Le Chêne d’Allouville (1981) - film review

Comedy

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Le Chêne d’Allouville is a French film comedy first released in 1981, directed by Serge Pénard. The film is based on a novel by Alphonse Boudard and stars Jean Lefebvre, Bernard Menez, Henri Guybet and Pierre Tornade. Our overall rating for this film is: mediocre.

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Director: Serge Pénard
Script: Alphonse Boudard (novel), Serge Pénard, Sound Department, Jean-Michel Chauvet
Cast: Jean Lefebvre (Albert Lecourt), Bernard Menez (Bernard Lecourt), Henri Guybet (François Lecourt), Pierre Tornade (Henri Brainville, le maire), Philippe Nicaud (Charles Crétois, le député), François Dyrek (Roger Dubois, l’adjoint au maire), Isabelle Gautier (Marylène Brainville), Catherine Morin (Prisca, la journaliste), Jean-Pierre Darras (Le ministre de la culture), Nicolas Peyrac (Le chanteur), Max Meynier (L’animateur), Jacques Giraud (Le brigadier), Denise Bailly (La Mélie), Luc Delhumeau (Tartuffe), Jean-Claude Poirot (Le préfet), Katia Esders (Mme Crétois), Jean-Luc Moreau (Le metteur en scène), Alphonse Boudard (Le guide), Jean Louvel (Lieutenant Crs), Bernard Mallochet (Miramar)
Country: France
Language: French
Runtime: 95 min

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