The Little Bather Explained

The Little Bather (fr|Le Petit Baigneur), is a French comedy film from 1968, directed and written by Robert Dhéry, starring Louis de Funès and Andréa Parisy.

Cast

• Louis de Funès : Louis-Philippe Fourchaume
• Robert Dhéry : André Castagnier
• Andréa Parisy : Marie-Beatrice Fourchaume, spouse of Louis-Philippe
• Colette Brosset : Charlotte Castagnier, sister of André
• Franco Fabrizi : Marcello Cacciaperotti
• Jacques Legras : L'abbé Henri Castagnier, a brother of André
• Michel Galabru : Scipion, the brother-in-low of André
• Pierre Tornade : Jean-Baptiste Castagnier, a brother of André
• Henri Génès : Joseph
• Roger Caccia : Rémi Vigoret (the churchwarden organist)
• Pierre Dac : minister
• Robert Rollis : Sailor

Reception

The film was the highest-grossing in France in 1968.^[1]

External links

• • Le Petit Baigneur at the Films de France

Notes and References

1. Variety. January 15, 1969. 41. French Public Favored Their Own Features in '68; 2 Yanks In Dozen.