About The Wild Oat
- Released on February 27, 1953
A small village is torn apart by a quarrel between the baker and the italian grocery tenant, mother of a pregnant young girl. She accuses the baker's son, doing his military service in Algeria, to be the father of the would be child. Offended, the baker refuses to deliver bread to the villagers standing on the mother's side.
Full Cast of The Wild Oat
Fernandel plays Félicien Hébrard
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Edmond Ardisson plays Le facteur
Jean Gaven plays l'abbé Daniel
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Pierrette Bruno plays Françoise Zanetti
Georges Chamarat plays Mr Aussel, le receveur
Madeleine Sylvain plays Clotilde Hébrard
Leda Gloria plays Mme Zanetti, l'épicière
Henri Vilbert plays le maire
Francis Linel plays Justin Hébrard
Antonin Berval plays Courtecuisse
Mag-Avril plays Mlle Negret, la vieille fille
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Georges Briquet
Henri Arius plays Antonin, le forgeron
José Casa plays Le garde-champêtre
Manuel Gary plays Le Receveur du Car
René Génin plays Arnaud, le secrétaire de mairie
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André Carnège plays Le sous-préfet
Jean Mello plays Le Gendarme
Geo Georgey plays Le boucher
Jenny Hélia plays Prudence
Marthe Marty plays Louise
Mado Stelli plays Félicie
Pierre Vinassac
Luigi Rumbo
Luigi Giaccone
Angelo Cecchelin
Jole Silvani
Fernand Sardou plays Le Brigadier
Crew of The Wild Oat
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- Fernandel
- Edmond Ardisson
- Jean Gaven
- Pierrette Bruno
- Georges Chamarat
- Madeleine Sylvain
- Leda Gloria
- Henri Vilbert
- Francis Linel
- Antonin Berval
- Mag-Avril
- Georges Briquet
- Henri Arius
- José Casa
- Manuel Gary
- René Génin
- André Carnège
- Jean Mello
- Geo Georgey
- Jenny Hélia
- Marthe Marty
- Mado Stelli
- Pierre Vinassac
- Luigi Rumbo
- Luigi Giaccone
- Angelo Cecchelin
- Jole Silvani
- Fernand Sardou