Mon Oncle - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Mon Oncle"
Mon oncle (1958)
Timing:
1:58 (118 min)
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Actors and characters
Jean-Pierre Zola
Character Monsieur Arpel
Adrienne Servantie
Character Madame Arpel
Lucien Frégis
Character Monsieur Pichard
Betty Schneider
Character Betty, Landlord's Daughter
Jean-François Martial
Character Walter
Dominique Marie
Character Neighbor
Adelaide Danieli
Character Madame Pichard
Alain Bécourt
Character Gérald Arpel
Régis Fontenay
Character Braces Dealer
Claude Badolle
Character Ragman
Max Martel
Character Drunken Man
Jean-Claude Rémoleux
Character Client in Monsieur Arpel's Factory (uncredited)
Denise Péronne
Character Mademoiselle Fevrier (uncredited)
Nicole Regnault
Character Short-sighted motorist (uncredited)
André Dino
Character Sweeper (uncredited)
René Lord
Character (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- Once during filming, Jacques Tati (born Yakov Tatishev, 1907-1982) and some of the film crew accidentally came across a friendly and playful pack of stray dogs. Tati ordered the dogs to be filmed and then edited the footage into the plot as a transition. When filming was completed, Tati personally placed an ad in the newspaper, offering readers to take the dogs (he called them "movie stars") home. And indeed, soon all the animals found new homes.
- Having received an Oscar for "My Uncle" in the Best Foreign Film category, Jacques Tati was invited to an official reception where he was presented to the President of France, Charles de Gaulle (1890-1970). The Minister of Culture, André Malraux (1901-1976), jokingly introduced Tati as his uncle. De Gaulle, who had no idea who Tati was or what film he had made, congratulated him on his "very talented nephew," referring to Malraux – a writer, cultural theorist, hero of the French Resistance, and ideologue of the Fifth Republic.
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