The Seventh Company Has Been Found

December. 10,1975

Rating：

6.7

Genre：

Action Comedy War

Keywords：

World War Ii Prisoner Of War

Trailer Synopsis Cast

The second part of the Seventh Company adventures.

Jean Lefebvre as Pithivier

Pierre Mondy as Sergent-chef Chaudard

Henri Guybet as Tassin

Pierre Tornade as Capitaine Dumont

Erik Colin as Lieutenant Duvauchel

Robert Lamoureux as Colonel Blanchet

Bernard Dhéran as Colonel Voisin

Jacques Monod as Panadon

René Bouloc as Le soldat prisonnier qui s'indigne pour les patates

Robert Dalban as Colonel Bricard

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