The French-Italian
dramatic film "Les Arnaud" is released on 13 October 1967.
The film directed and partly written by Léo Joannon, stars Bourvil,
Salvatore Adamo and Christine Delaroche. The music was composed by
Franck Pourcel and Salvatore Adamo.
Synopsis
André Arnaud
(Salvatore Adamo) is a poor, orphan law student who accidentally
kills an antique dealer who wanted to blackmail him. The judge Henri
Arnaud (Bourvil) protects him so he can complete his studies...
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| Christine Delaroche as Laetitia, Adamo as André Arnaud and Bourvil as Henri Arnaud |
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| Adamo as André Arnaud and Christine Delaroche as Laetitia |
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| Adamo as André Arnaud and Bourvil as Henri Arnaud |
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| Bourvil as Henri Arnaud and Adamo as André Arnaud |
Main cast
- Bourvil as judge
Henri Arnaud
- Salvatore Adamo as
André Arnaud
- Christine Delaroche
as Laetitia
- Marcelle
Ranson-Hervé as Belle Arnaud
- Michel de Ré as
Mister Jassoron
- Suzanne Courtal as
Madame Bouvier
- Gisèle Grandpré
as Nelly
- Alain Doutey as
student
- Gérard Croce as
Raphaël
- Martial Rèbe as
lawyer
- Rémy Longa as
boxer
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| Adamo as André Arnaud and Christine Delaroche as Laetitia |
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| Adamo as André Arnaud and Bourvil as Henri Arnaud |
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| Bourvil as Henri Arnaud and Adamo as André Arnaud |
Trivia
- Belgian singer
songwriter Adamo sings one song in the film: "Vivre" (music and
lyrics by Salvatore Adamo)
- Salvatore Adamo is
the best-selling Belgian music artist of all time
- The story has
similarities with "Crime and Punishment" by Russian writer Fyodor
Dostoyevsk
- Christine Dalaroche
plays Jeanine Leparge in the two French coproduced New Avenger
episodes "K is for Kill: The Tiger Awakes" and "K is for Kill:Tiger By the Tail".
Salvatore Adamo with the title song "Vivre"
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