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Le VIEIL HOMME ET L'ENFANT (1966)

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Film details

Featuring

Michel Simon Alain Cohen Luce Fabiole
Director

Claude Berri
Country

France
Year

1966
Genre

Drama
Type

Film
Category

Fiction

Alternative titles

CLAUDE Alternative
The OLD MAN AND THE CHILD Alternative
The TWO OF US Alternative

Synopsis

An anti-Semitic old man shelters a boy during the war and becomes attached to him, not knowing he is in fact Jewish.

Cast & Credits

Cast
- - Pépé
    
    Michel Simon
  - Claude Langmann
    
    Alain Cohen
  - Mémé
    
    Luce Fabiole
  - Victor
    
    Roger Carel
  - Maxime
    
    Paul Préboist
  - Suzanne
    
    Sylvine Delannoy
  - Raymonde
    
    Aline Bertrand
  - Claude's Father
    
    Charles Denner
  - Claude's Mother
    
    Zorica Lozic
  - The Schoolteacher
    
    Jacqueline Rouillard
  - The Priest
    
    Marco Perrin
  - Landlady
    
    Denise Peron
  - Dinou
    
    Elizabeth Rey
  - Dinou's Brother
    
    Didier Perret
Credits
- Direction:
  - Director
    
    Claude Berri
  - Assistant Director
    
    Pierre Grunstein
  - Assistant Director
    
    Claude Confortes
  Production:
  - Production Company
    
    P.A.C.
  - Production Company
    
    Valoria Films
  - Production Company
    
    Renn Productions
  - Producer
    
    Paul Cadéac
  - Production Manager
    
    Jean Darvey
  Writing:
  - Script
    
    Claude Berri
  - Adaptation
    
    Gérard Brach
  - Adaptation
    
    Claude Berri
  - Adaptation
    
    Michel Rivelin
  Photography:
  - Photography
    
    Jean Penzer
  Editing:
  - Editor
    
    Sophie Coussein
  - Editor
    
    Denise Charvein
  Design:
  - Art Director
    
    Georges Lévy
  - Art Director
    
    Maurice Petri
  Music:
  - Music
    
    Georges Delerue
  Sound:
  - Sound
    
    Jean Labussière
  - Sound
    
    Julien Coutellier

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