The Trip Across Paris

November. 11,1956      
Rating:
7.3
Trailer Synopsis Cast

Two unlikely companions must smuggle four suitcases filled with contraband pork across Nazi-occupied Paris.

Jean Gabin as  Grandgil, artist painter
Bourvil as  Marcel Martin, unemployed taxi driver
Louis de Funès as  Jambier, grocer
Jeannette Batti as  Mariette Martin, Marcel's wife
Georgette Anys as  Lucienne Couronne, owner of the Belotte cafe
Robert Arnoux as  Marchandot, butcher
Laurence Badie as  Restaurant waitress
Myno Burney as  Angèle Marchandot, butcher
Germaine Delbat as  Restaurant customer
Monette Dinay as  Mrs. Jambier, grocer

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