Don't Look Now... We're Being Shot At!

Don't Look Now... We're Being Shot At!

132 mins | Comedy, War | Dec. 8, 1966

During World War II, two French civilians and a downed British Bomber Crew set out from Paris to cross the demarcation line between Nazi-occupied Northern France and the South. From there they will be able to escape to England. First, they must avoid German troops - and the consequences of their own blunders.

Don't Look Now... We're Being Shot At!

132 mins | Comedy, War | Dec. 8, 1966

Don't Look Now... We're Being Shot At!
During World War II, two French civilians and a downed British Bomber Crew set out from Paris to cross the demarcation line between Nazi-occupied Northern France and the South. From there they will be able to escape to England. First, they must avoid German troops - and the consequences of their own blunders.
IMDb rating 7.9
Producers The Rank Organisation, Les Films Corona
Original title La Grande Vadrouille
Directors Francine Corteggiani, Lucile Costa, Gérard Guérin, Serge Vallin, Gérard Oury
Writers Georges Tabet, Marcel Jullian, André Tabet, Gérard Oury, Danièle Thompson

Cast

Bourvil

as Augustin Bouvet, house painter

Louis de Funès

as Stanislas Lefort, orchestra conductor

Terry-Thomas

as Sir Reginald Brook, aka 'Big Moustache'

Claudio Brook

as Peter Cunningham

Mike Marshall

as Alan Mac Intosh

Marie Dubois

as Juliette, the Guignol's little girl

Pierre Bertin

as Juliette's grandfather, puppeteer

Andréa Parisy

as Sister Marie-Odile

Mary Marquet

as The mother superior

Colette Brosset

as Mrs. Germaine, owner of the hotel

Benno Sterzenbach

as Major Achbach, the German officer

Henri Génès

as The guardian of the Vincennes zoo

Paul Préboist

as The fisherman

Sieghardt Rupp

as Lieutenant Sturmer

Guy Grosso

as The talkative bassoonist

Michel Modo

as The cross-eyed German soldier

Rudy Lenoir

as The german soldier on patrol

Jacques Bodoin

as Mephisto, a resistant opera singer

Reinhard Kolldehoff

as A German corporal at the search

Helmuth Schneider

as The German officer in the restaurant car

Hans Meyer

as Otto Weber, the elegant SS officer

Mag-Avril

as The old lodger

Gabriel Gobin

as The resistant machinist of the opera

Paul Mercey

as The mustachioed in the Turkish bath

Pierre Roussel

as Peter's neighbor at the restaurant car

Pierre Bastien

as Plombin

Peter Jacob

as The German general at the search

Noël Darzal

as Lucien

Jacques Sablon

as Bébert

Jean Droze

as The other talkative bassoonist (uncredited)

Catherine Marshall

as A nun at the Hospices de Beaune (uncredited)

Jean-Pierre Posier

as Patrick, the mechanic (uncredited)

Alice Field

as The prostitute (uncredited)

Georges Atlas

as The Gestapo policeman at Augustin's house (uncredited)

Rémy Julienne

as The biker who receives the pumpkin (uncredited)

Anne Berger

as Marguerite in 'Faust' (uncredited)

Guy Bonnafoux

as Employee at the Turkish baths / German officer (uncredited)

Clément Michu

as A postal employee at the train station (uncredited)

Konrad von Bork

as A German Colonel (uncredited)

Jerry Brouer

as The German soldier at the search (uncredited)

Percival Russel

as The German sentinel knocked out (uncredited)

George Birt

as Harry, the gunner (uncredited)

Nicolas Bang

as John, the bomber (uncredited)

Raymond Pierson

as A German soldier (uncredited)

Christian Brocard

as A postal employee at the train station (uncredited)

Sacha Tarride

as The first boy (uncredited)

Lionel Vitrant

as Barbot (uncredited)

Anthony Stuart

as Dick (uncredited)

Claude Salez

as A German officer (uncredited)

Fred Fischer

as A German Colonel (uncredited)

Edouard Pignon

as An extra at the opera (uncredited)

Jean Minisini

as A German soldier (uncredited)

Joachim Westhoff

as Faust (uncredited)

Tony Rödel

as A German non-commissioned officer (uncredited)

Georges-Fréderic Dehlen

as A German Colonel (uncredited)

Guy Fox

as The fat guy (uncredited)

Jean Landret

as The guide to Chaillot (uncredited)

Charly Constant

as Ludwig (uncredited)

Rolph Spath

as The aide-de-camp (uncredited)