Esse Mundo É dos Loucos
21/12/1966
Durante a Primeira Guerra Mundial, Charles é enviado à uma cidade da França para desativar uma bomba colocada lá pelos alemães. No entanto Charles é perseguido por alguns alemães e vai parar em um hospício onde os presos se convencem de que ele é o “Rei de Copas”. Sentindo-se na obrigação de ajudar os loucos, ele decide levá-los para fora da cidade.
Informações do filme
Alan Bates
as Charles Plumpick
Geneviève Bujold
as Coquelicot
Pierre Brasseur
as General Géranium
Michel Serrault
as Monsieur Marcel
Jean-Claude Brialy
as Duke of Clover
Adolfo Celi
as Schottischer Colonel
Micheline Presle
as Madame Eva aka Madame Eglantine
Philippe de Broca
as Adolf Hitler
Françoise Christophe
as Duchess
Julien Guiomar
as Monseigneur Marguerite
Pierre Palau
as Alberic
Jacques Balutin
as Mac Fish
Pier Paolo Capponi
as English officer
Madeleine Clervanne
as Brunehaut
Marc Dudicourt
as Lieutenant Hamburger
Georges Adet
as Madman-doctor (uncredited
Jackie Blanchot
as 'Le Gabalou' (uncredited)
Robert Blome
as Madman (uncredited)
Jean-Marie Bon
as Madman (uncredited)
Daniel Boulanger
as Colonel Helmut von Krack (uncredited)
Philippe Bruneau
as Academician (uncredited)
Paul Faivre
as Hairdresser (uncredited)
Georges Guéret
as Soldier with Mac Fish (uncredited)
Louis Jojot
as Gontrand (uncredited)
Jacques Mauclair
as Mayor (uncredited)
Daniel Prévost
as General Vallemat (uncredited)
Yves Robert
as General Baderna (uncredited)
Sabine Sun
as 'Mimi la Rose' (uncredited)
Jean Sylvain
as 'Le suisse' (uncredited)
Eric Vasberg
as Soldier with Mac Fish (uncredited)
