My Stupid Boss 2
( 2.5 / 5 )
En 1942, un avion anglais est abattu par les Allemands au-dessus de Paris. Les trois pilotes sautent en parachute et atterrissent dans différents endroits de la capitale. Ils sont aidés par deux civils français, un chef d’orchestre et un peintre en bâtiment qui acceptent de les mener en zone libre; ils deviennent ainsi, malgré eux, acteurs de la Résistance.
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Screenplay
Danièle Thompson
Original Music Composer
Georges Auric
Sound
Antoine Bonfanti
Director of Photography
Claude Renoir
Screenplay
Gérard Oury
Director
Gérard Oury
Editor
Albert Jurgenson
Dialogue
André Tabet
Producer
Robert Dorfmann
Screenplay
Marcel Jullian
Assistant Director
Serge Vallin
Assistant Director
Gérard Guérin
Assistant Director
Lucile Costa
Camera Operator
Alain Douarinou
Camera Operator
André Domage
Production Design
Jean André
Sound
Urbain Loiseau
Production Manager
Georges Vallon
Production Manager
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Assistant Editor
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Assistant Editor
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Costume Design
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Continuity
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Dialogue
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Makeup Artist
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Makeup Artist
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Stunt Coordinator
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