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My Father's Glory ()

La gloire de mon père (original title)
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At the end of the nineteenth century, little Marcel lives with his parents in the Provence countryside. During his holiday, Marcel meets Lili, a local boy who knows all the secrets of the hills, and the two become fast friends.

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Philippe Caubère ...
Joseph Pagnol
Nathalie Roussel ...
Augustine
Didier Pain ...
Oncle Jules
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Tante Rose
Julien Ciamaca ...
Marcel à 11 ans
Victorien Delamare ...
Paul
Joris Molinas ...
Lili des Bellons
Benoît Martin ...
Marcel petit
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Edmond des Papillons
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François
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le facteur
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Bergougnas, le brocanteur
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Récitant (La voix de Marcel) / Narrator (voice)
Victor Garrivier ...
le curé de la Treille
Raoul Curet ...
Monsieur Vincent
Annick Danis
Louis Lalanne
Maxime Lombard ...
Monsieur Arnaud
Michèle Loubet ...
Mademoiselle Guimard, l'institutrice
René Loyon ...
Monsieur Besson
Sébastien Grazzini
Benjamin Detriche ...
Paul à 3 ans
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A woman (uncredited)

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Yves Robert

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Louis Nucéra ... ()
 
Marcel Pagnol ... (novel)
 
Yves Robert ... ()
 
Jérôme Tonnerre ... ()

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Alain Poiré ... producer

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Vladimir Cosma

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Robert Alazraki
Christophe Beaucarne
Eric Vallée
Paco Wiser

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Pierre Gillette

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Michel Bouchot ... assistant editor
Olivia Lumbroso ... assistant editor
Gladys Piocelle ... assistant editor

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Gérard Moulévrier

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Jacques Dugied

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Dominique Gay
Agnès Nègre

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Maryse Félix ... makeup artist
Monique Huylebroeck ... makeup artist
Danielle Jacquillard ... hair stylist (as Danièle Jaquillard)
Jacqueline Stuffel ... hair stylist

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Jacques Allaire ... unit manager
Bruno Azzi ... unit manager
Guy Azzi ... production manager
Jean-Claude Cartier ... unit manager
Monique Colotte ... unit manager
Marc Goldstaub ... production manager

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Gilles Bannier ... assistant director
Luc Etienne ... assistant director
Jean-Claude Ventura ... first assistant director
Daniel Ziskind ... assistant director

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François Borgeaud ... assistant property master
Jean-Claude Bourdin ... assistant decorator
Martin Drescher ... assistant decorator
Chantal Giuliani ... set dresser
Henri Lorente ... carpenter
Christian Portal ... assistant decorator (as Christian 'Coyotte' Portal)
Alain Racine ... assistant decorator

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Monique André ... sound editor
Gilbert Crozet ... dubbing editor
Bernard Le Roux ... sound mixer (as Bernard Leroux)
Alain Lévy ... sound effects
Jérôme Lévy ... sound effects
Alain Sempé ... sound
Jacques Thomas-Gérard ... foley mixer
Claude Villand ... sound mixer
Olivier Villette ... sound

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André Atellian ... key grip
Robert Beulens ... gaffer
Jean-César Chiabaut ... director of photography: second unit
Gilbert Duhalde ... camera operator
Jérôme Prébois ... still photographer

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Brigitte McKellar ... extras casting (as Brigitte MacKellar)

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Dominique Roulance ... costumer

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Nathalie Alquier ... assistant script supervisor
Lucette Andréi ... script supervisor

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Colette Chevereau ... production administrator
Roger Pera ... production administrator
Dominique Segall ... press attache

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Plot Summary

A young boy's life in turn-of-the-century France. Marcel, witnesses the success of his teacher father, as well as the success of his arrogant Uncle Jules. Marcel and family spend their summer vacation in a cottage in Provence, and Marcel befriends a local boy who teaches him the secrets of the hills in Provence. Written by Huy D. Huynh

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Taglines A childhood in Provence. See more »
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Also Known As
  • La Gloire de mon père (France)
  • My Father's Glory (United States)
  • My Father's Glory (Canada, English title)
  • My Father's Glory (World-wide, English title)
  • La Gloire de Mon Père (United Kingdom)
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Trivia 'La Gloire de mon père', published in France in 1957, is the first volume of four autobiographical novels by Marcel Pagnol. The second volume, 'Le château de ma mere', was published in 1958. In the novels, Marcel's meeting Lili takes place in volume two, as does Marcel's decision to stay at Provence as a hermit. The two novels were translated into English and published by Doubleday (in the U.S) as a single book in 1960 under the title 'The Days Were Too Short', This translation was reprinted by North Point Press as a single book titled 'My Father's Glory / and / My Mother's Castle' in 1986. See more »
Goofs On the family's holiday, each time that it is raining the sky is bright and without a cloud (except the scene with the storm). See more »
Movie Connections Featured in The Doctor/Dutch/Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey/My Father's Glory/My Mother's Castle (1991). See more »
Quotes Augustine: You need your gun to go shopping?
Joseph Pagnol: You never know.
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