Inspector Blunder | Inspecteur La Bavure
A detective, fresh out of the academy (lowest mark in class), gets the assignment to bodyguard a spoiled rich girl reporter. She's been interviewed on TV and has questioned the virility of a mobster who kidnaps her later.
Description: A detective, fresh out of the academy (lowest mark in class), gets the assignment to bodyguard a spoiled rich girl reporter. She's been interviewed on TV and has questioned the virility of a mobster who kidnaps her later.
Genres: Comedy
Budget: $0 | Revenue : $0
Runtime: 100 minutes
Umbrella Coup
Borsalino
The Inquisitor
Le Guignolo
My New Partner II
Turf
You Won't Have Alsace-Lorraine
Rookies Run Amok
And Then There Were None
Les Municipaux, ces héros
Coluche
Played Trainee inspector Michel Clément / Commissioner Jules Clément
Gérard Depardieu
Played Roger Morzini, public enemy number 1
Dominique Lavanant
Played Marie-Anne Prossant, journalist
Julien Guiomar
Played Divisional commissioner Vermillot
Alain Mottet
Played Dumeze, police director
François Perrot
Played Louis Prossant, press magnate and father of Marie-Anne
Jean Bouchaud
Played Inspector Zingo
Clément Harari
Played Doctor Haquenbusch
Philippe Khorsand
Played Alphonse Rouchard, rapist of the little girl on the canal
Hubert Deschamps
Played Inspector Marcel Watrin
Martin Lamotte
Played Inspector Gaffuri
Dany Saval
Played Antique dealer
Marthe Villalonga
Played Marthe Clément, Michel's mother
Richard Anconina
Played Philou, friend of Michel
Féodor Atkine
Played Merlino, photographer
Richard Bohringer
Played Anthropometry Service Cop
Jeanne Herviale
Played Denise Morzini, mother of Roger
Michel Puterflam
Played Gégé, bartender and partner of Michel at pétanque
Louison Roblin
Played Lawyer of the little girl victim of Rouchard
Christian Spillemaecker
Played Zibet, student inspector
Rémy Azzolini
Played Goniometry specialist
Gérard Holtz
Played TV presenter
Nicholas Bang
Played English customer
Gaëtan Bloom
Played Tramp
Gérard Cailleux
Played Guitarist
André Chaumeau
Played Investigating judge
Bouboule
Played 'The elegant'
Gérard Couderc
Played Inspector
Monique Couturier
Played Cashier at Fouquet's
Hélène Zidi
Played Sarah
Gabriel Gobin
Played Satyr's lawyer
Gérard Guit
Played Waiter at Fouquet's
Youssef Hamid
Played Mustapha
Dominique Hulin
Played Inspector 'Presse-purée'
Henri Lambert
Played 'Pierrot le fou'
Patrick Laurent
Played Loulou, friend of Michel
Jack Lenoir
Played Accomplice of Morzini
Jean-Paul Lilienfeld
Played Libenstein, student inspector
Yves Morgan-Jones
Played Gendarmerie captain
Michel Pilorgé
Played 'The sheep'
Pierre Plessis
Played Charlie, seasoned police inspector
Amélie Prévost
Played Saleswoman at "Nina Ricci"
Roger Riffard
Played Parking valet
Gilbert Robin
Played Prosecutor
Jean-Michel Vaguelsy
Played TV set assistant
Huguette Vergne
Played Mrs. Prossant, wife of Louis and mother of Marie-Anne
Patrick Zard
Played Luis, friend of Michel
Hippolyte Girardot
Played Friend of Michel Clément (uncredited)
Michel Berreur
Played Accomplice of Morzini (uncredited)
Maria Laborit
Played Host of the show “Nous les femmes” (uncredited)
Jean Martin
Played Examination policeman (uncredited)
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