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MONSIEUR LEGUIGNON
LAMPISTE
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Monsieur Leguignon lampiste is a French film realized by Maurice Labro, release in 1951.
♦ Synopsis :
The good intentions of Diogène Leguignon, lamp maker at S.N.C.F., invariably bring it in front of the court. All lately still, expropriated, it somewhat abused the representatives of the police force come to dislodge it of its house. It moves in in an old shack of the zone that the administration granted to him. The nest egg of the second-hand dealer who occupied the places previously again will make stop Leguignon. It will become a kind of local hero and will allow the completion of the dreamed building, intended to replace the slums.
♦ Specification sheet :
- Title : Monsieur Leguignon Lampiste
- Realization : Maurice Labro
- Scenario : According to the radio program of Picq et Ferrari "Le tribunal"
- Adaptation and Dialogue : Claude Boissol, Jacques Emmanuel
- Production assistants : Claude Boissol, Pierre Guilbaud
- Images : Jean Lehérissey
- Operator : Léon Bellet, assisted of Delille and Neumann
- Music : Francis Lopez
- Song : "Ceux que la vie n'aime pas" sung by Maria Vincent, Editions : Continental
- Decorations : Paul-Louis Boutié, assisted of Robert Christidès, François Sune, Roz and Delaye
- Editing : Monique Kirsanoff
- Sound : Raymond Gauguier, assisted of Sartin and Rémy
- Make-up : René Daudin
- Photographer of tray : Raymond Heil
- Script-girl : Odette Lemarchand
- General manager : Michel Choquet
- Outside manager : Robert Christidès
- Shooting from November 5th till December 6th, 1951, in the studios of Boulogne
- Film 35mm, black and white
- Edition : Sound Perfectone, Laboratory G.T.C of Joinville
- Production : Jason Production , Latino Consortium Cinema (France)
- Leader of production : Suzanne Goosens
- Director of production : Hubert d'Achon
- Distribution : C.E.F
- First presentation the 09/05/1952
- Duration : 105 mn
- Genre : Comedy drama
- Visa of exploitation : 11859
♦ Distribution :
- Louis de Funès : A local resident
- Yves Deniaud : Diogène Leguignon, a light man in the S.N.C.F
- Jane Marken : Mme Leguignon, the woman of Diogène
- Bernard Lajarrige : Maître Follenfant, the lawyer
- Pierre Larquey : M. Petitot
- Roland Armontel : M. Maltestu, a neighbour
- Christiane Barry : Mlle Louise, a social worker of the district
- Albert Duvaleix : A president of the court
- Marcel Josz : The second president
- Jacques Emmanuel : M. Pabroc, a businessman
- Jean Carmet : Grosjean, a policeman
- Claude Boissol (Solbois) : A prosecuting attorney
- Pierre Havet : M. Marcus, a secretary of Pabroc
- Jacqueline Johel : A neighbour
- Jacques Michaelli : A loving young man
- Pierre Magnier : The general of Saint-Bouquet
- Paul Faivre : M. Paulin, a leader light man
- André Chanu : The radio announcer
- Christian Argentin : The counsel for the plaintiff
- Jean Brunel : A prosecuting attorney
- G. Tourreil : A prosecuting attorney
- Robert Lussac : The third president
- Jacques Ary : A local resident
- Jean Berton : M. Caïman, the expert
- Julienne Paroli : The old local resident
- Paul Mercey : M. Guérin, a local resident
- Julien Maffre : A local resident
- Georges Baconnet : The insurance agent living in the district
- Georges Paulais : The bailiff of the court of the Seine
- Henri Niel : M. Chadoul, the bar manager of the district
- Franck Maurice : A local resident
- René Hell : The man in the auction
- Marcel Rouze : The gendarme
- Louis Saintève : The helper of the president
- Guy Henry : The uneven motorist
- Charles Bayard : The man who buys the newspaper
- Georges Demas : An agent
- Michel Nastor : A man who listens to the radio
- Marc Arian : A man in the auction
- Roger Vincent
- Max Rogerys
- René Le Brun
- Jacques Mattler
- Maryse Paillet
- Marcelle Féry
- Marcel Charvey
- Dominique Page
- Michel Flamme
- Daniel Mendaille
- Jacques Tarride
- In the role of the kids of the district :
- Jacky Gencel
- Michel Rob
- Jean Narolle
- Alain Malloire
- Jacques Albanefi
- Hubert Boisvieux
- Jean-Jacques Baltel
- Nicole Marée
- Josette Moucle
- Christiane Pérez
- Gabriel Quarante
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