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Navy Blue
Lafraise and Plumard, two rookies on the ship Le Victorieux, are on leave in the port of Toulon. At a time they get lost and in order to escape the Navy patrolmen, they disguise themselves and board a train. Now it happens that in the convoy a delegate of the government is on his way to Paris, with the mission to inaugurate a monument there. But the circumstances are such that our two friends are mistaken for the Minister and his secretary. Unabashed, the pair does the job, in other words, they deliver the expected speech, eat like horses, live it up - until they are recognized. Which eventually results in a prolonged stay in an unpleasant kind of hotel room named - the hold.
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Lafraise and Plumard, two rookies on the ship Le Victorieux, are on leave in the port of Toulon. At a time they get lost and in order to escape the Navy patrolmen, they disguise themselves and board a train. Now it happens that in the convoy a delegate of the government is on his way to Paris, with the mission to inaugurate a monument there. But the circumstances are such that our two friends are mistaken for the Minister and his secretary. Unabashed, the pair does the job, in other words, they deliver the expected speech, eat like horses, live it up - until they are recognized. Which eventually results in a prolonged stay in an unpleasant kind of hotel room named - the hold.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Jean Manse, Jean Manse
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Fortuna Films S.L.
Cast
Maurice Cammage
Director
Fernandel
Lafraise
Édouard Delmont
Le quartier-maître
Colette Darfeuil
Germaine Pelageon
Suzanne Dehelly
Elyane
Gaston Ouvrard
Plumard, un marin du « Victorieux »
Georges Péclet
Le commandant du « Victorieux »
Philippe Hersent
L'aspirant
Andrex
Le lieutenant
Renée Dennsy
Hortense
Anthony Gildès
Le maire
Pierrette Marly
La femme de chambre
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