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Les Bidasses aux grandes manœuvres is a film of genre Comedy directed by Raphaël Delpard with Michel Galabru
Les Bidasses aux grandes manœuvres (1981)
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Add to a movie listLes Bidasses aux grandes manœuvres est un film français réalisé par Raphaël Delpard en 1981.
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Cinq jeunes appelés mènent une vie paisible dans la caserne d'une petite ville. Leur officier est un homme excentrique qui les laisse passer leur temps à écouter de la musique. L'atmosphère change du tout au tout, à l'arrivée d'un nouvel officier qui veut les préparer aux grandes manœuvres...Actors
Michel Galabru
(le colonel Desjument)
Betty Beckers
(Madame Desjument)
Paul Préboist
(le colonel Beaudouin)
Michel Modo
(le sergent Merlin)
Jacques Legras
(le colonel allemand)
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