The Hussars
Brigadier Le Gouce and Private Flicot lose their horses during a campaign in Italy. To avoid looking ridiculous, the two hussars cross the country in search of their mounts. But when they are mistaken for deserters, their regiment gives chase.
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Brigadier Le Gouce and Private Flicot lose their horses during a campaign in Italy. To avoid looking ridiculous, the two hussars cross the country in search of their mounts. But when they are mistaken for deserters, their regiment gives chase.
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Genre:War, Comedy, Adventure
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Cocinor, Cocinex, Societé d'Exploitation et de Distribution de Films (SEDIF)
Cast
Alex Joffé
Director
Bernard Blier
le brigadier Le Gouce
Giovanna Ralli
Cosima
Bourvil
le trompette Flicot Jean-Louis
Georges Wilson
le capitaine Georges
Clelia Matania
Mme Luppi
Virna Lisi
Elisa
Alberto Bonucci
Raphaël
Carlo Campanini
M. Luppi
Giani Esposito
Pietro
Louis de Funès
le bedeau Luigi
Marcel Daxely
Giacomo, le berger
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