A chauffeur for a corrupt CEO, and a few hours later, his boss himself, are killed by the industrialist's associate. But their ghosts remain on Earth, and they try to tell the millionaire's teenage son the identity of the killer.
Gérard Oury
Director
Philippe Noiret
Philippe Bruneau-Teissier
Gérard Jugnot
Georges Morel, chauffeur de Bruneau-Teissier
Jean-Luc Bideau
Édouard Martigues, associé de Philippe
Charlotte Kady
Gisèle, compagne de Georges
Daniel Russo
Marcel Bourdon, prétendu ami de Georges
Béatrice Agenin
Hélène, ex-épouse de Philippe
Maxime Boidron
Sébastien Bruneau-Teissier, fils de Phlippe et d'Hélène
Sophie Desmarets
Delphine, la cousine cleptomane
Daniel Gélin
Le passeur (Le guide céleste)
Manfred Andrae
Julius
Jean-Philippe Puymartin
L'inspecteur principal
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