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Le schpountz ()


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Meeting a movie team on location near his house, a young man gets a lot of encouragement for his dreaming career as a movie star in what was only sarcasm from the members of the team. This is the characteristic of a schpountz: someone who... See more »

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Irénée Fabre, 'le Schpountz'
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Françoise
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L'oncle Baptiste Fabre (as Charpin)
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Meyerboom
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Bodigar Glazunoff
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Astruc
Marcel Maupi ...
Le barman
Louisard ...
Charlet
Henri Poupon ...
Galubert
Robert Bassac ...
Dromart
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Martelette (as Blavette)
Jean Castan ...
Casimir Fabre
André Pollack ...
L'avoué (as Pollack)
Charblay ...
Adolphe, le portier du studio
Tyrand ...
Le pape (as Tyran)
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L'accessoiriste (as Borel)
Henri Champetier ...
Nick (as Champetier)
Roger Forster ...
Lucien (as Forster)
Beretta ...
Le chef de plateau
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Le cantinier (as Weber)
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Grocery Customer (as Mme. Alida Rouffe)
Alice Robert ...
Rita Camelia
Odette Roger ...
La tante Clarisse Fabre
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Cousine (uncredited)
Robert Darène ...
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Geo Forster ...
Cousine II (uncredited)
André Roussin ...
Roussin (uncredited)

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Marcel Pagnol

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Marcel Pagnol ... (adaptation and screenplay)

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Marcel Pagnol ... producer

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Casimir Oberfeld ... (as Oberfeld)

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Willy Faktorovitch ... (as Willy)

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Suzanne Cabon
Suzanne de Troeye

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Charles Clement ... re-editor: USA - original release
Jeanne Rongier ... assistant editor

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Leon Bourrely ... assistant production manager
Henri Garcia ... unit manager
Charles Pons ... production manager

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Leon Bourrely ... assistant director

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Marcel Lavoignat ... sound: studio segments
Jean Lecoq ... sound

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Roger Corbeau ... still photographer
Henri Daries ... assistant camera
Roger Ledru ... camera operator

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Jean Manse ... lyricist

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Suzanne Cabon ... script girl
Suzanne de Troeye ... script girl

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Charles Clement ... subtitler: USA - original release
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Meeting a movie team on location near his house, a young man gets a lot of encouragement for his dreaming career as a movie star in what was only sarcasm from the members of the team. This is the characteristic of a schpountz: someone who sees himself as a born movie comedian and is blind on the critics to his dream. After he has signed a fake contract which he blindly takes as genuine even if it is ridiculous, he goes to Paris without money to make his career. Written by Jean-Marie Berthiaume

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Also Known As
  • Heartbeat (World-wide, English title)
  • Schpountz, o anjinho (Portugal)
  • De Schpountz (Belgium, Flemish title)
  • Schpountz, O Anjinho (Brazil)
  • Шпунцът (Bulgaria, Bulgarian title)
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Trivia "Schpountz" is Slavonic slang for a simple person. See more »
Goofs Unavailable for the second shooting (see trivia entry), Pierre Brasseur was replaced by Roger Forster but some of the shots involving Brasseur were still used. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Les sentiers Marcel Pagnol. Les chemins d'une vie (2005). See more »
Soundtracks L'Amour Incompris See more »
Quotes Irénée Fabre, 'le Schpountz': Tout condamné à mort aura la tête tranchée
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