6.3The Pirates of the Bois du Bologne · 1954
The Pirates of the Bois du Bologne (1954) is a Comedy film directed by Norbert Carbonnaux, starring Annette Poivre, Raymond Bussières, Christian Duvaleix.
Comedy
6.3Overview
Cyprien and his friends Hector Colomb and Annette are penniless and desperate. They need someone to take an interest in them. One day, they decide to become volunteer castaways. To build their raft, they sawed down trees in the Bois de Boulogne. With the support of Caroline Grossac and her mother, they were backed by M. Grossac, a comfortable businessman with a keen sense of publicity. Launched in Saint-Tropez, the raft made only a short crossing. Nevertheless, the new privateers are acclaimed, and the wilful shipwreck business is so successful that it makes Hector and Annette rich, while Cyprien marries Mlle Grossac.
Cast
Annette Poivre, Raymond Bussières, Christian Duvaleix, Véra Norman, Denise Grey, Louis de Funès, Jean Ozenne, Sophie Sel
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What is "The Pirates of the Bois du Bologne" about?
Cyprien and his friends Hector Colomb and Annette are penniless and desperate. They need someone to take an interest in them. One day, they decide to become volunteer castaways. To build their raft, they sawed down trees in the Bois de Boulogne. With the support of Caroline Grossac and her mother, they were backed by M. Grossac, a comfortable businessman with a keen sense of publicity. Launched in Saint-Tropez, the raft made only a short crossing. Nevertheless, the new privateers are acclaimed, and the wilful shipwreck business is so successful that it makes Hector and Annette rich, while Cyprien marries Mlle Grossac.
When was "The Pirates of the Bois du Bologne" released?
The Pirates of the Bois du Bologne was released in 1954.
Who stars in "The Pirates of the Bois du Bologne"?
The cast includes Annette Poivre, Raymond Bussières, Christian Duvaleix, Véra Norman.
