Inspector Blunder Explained

Inspector Blunder
Director:	Claude Zidi
Producer:	Claude Berri
Starring:	Coluche Gérard Depardieu
Music:	Vladimir Cosma
Cinematography:	Henri Decaë
Editing:	Nicole Saunier
Studio:	Renn Productions France 3^[1]
Distributor:	AMLF
Country:	France

Inspector Blunder (fr|Inspecteur la Bavure) is a 1980 French comedy film directed by Claude Zidi.

Cast

• Coluche : Inspector Michel Clément / Jules Clément
• Gérard Depardieu : Roger Morzini
• Dominique Lavanant : Marie-Anne Prossant
• Julien Guiomar : Inspector Vermillot
• Alain Mottet : Dumeze
• François Perrot : Louis Prossant
• Jean Bouchaud : Inspector Zingo
• Clément Harari : Dr. Haquenbusch
• Philippe Khorsand : Alphonse Rouchard
• Martin Lamotte : Inspector Gaffuri
• Dany Saval : The antiquarian
• Hubert Deschamps : Inspector Marcel Watrin
• Marthe Villalonga : Marthe Clément
• Richard Anconina : Philou
• Féodor Atkine : Merlino
• Richard Bohringer : The cop
• Jeanne Herviale : Denise Morzini
• Jean-Paul Lilienfeld : Libenstein
• Gabriel Gobin : The lawyer
• Gérard Holtz : Himself
• Hippolyte Girardot : A friend of Michel Clément

Production

The film was shot in Paris between 21 July and 29 September 1980.

Release

The film was released in France in 1980. The film was released on VHS in France on 1996.

Notes and References

1. Web site: Credits. https://archive.today/20131116164232/http://ftvdb.bfi.org.uk/sift/title/244450?view=credit. dead. November 16, 2013. British Film Institute. BFI Film & Television Database. November 16, 2013. London.