Mathilde de Blanzac is abducted on her way home from an evening at the opera with her wealthy industrialist husband. Her pathetic pieds-nickelés kidnappers begin by holding her hostage at the home of Petit Jean, a country bumpkin, before demanding a ransom from her husband. At the same time, Hubert de Pifre, a fighter pilot in distress, ejects over Petit Jean's farm.
Pierre Mondy
Director
Michel Serrault
François
Jacqueline Maillan
Mathilde de Blanzac
Robert Hirsch
Lieutenant Hubert de Pifre
Guy Bedos
Georges
Bernard Blier
Charles de Blanzac, Mathilde's husband
Jacques Dufilho
Petitjean
Jacques Balutin
Brigadier
Harry-Max
Accomplice
Jean-Claude Arnaud
Maurice Ducasse
Maurice Auzel
Farmer (uncredited)
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