Snobs! (1962): Cast
Snobs! is a 1962 comedy starring Michael Lonsdale as Charles Dufaut, Noël Roquevert and Jean-Pierre Mocky. It runs 1 hour 28 minutes.
- Released
- Runtime
- 1h 28m (88 min)
- Genre
- Comedy
- Original language
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French - Studio
- Balzac Films
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is Snobs! About?
The premise of Snobs! without spoilers.
After the president’s sudden death, four ambitious vice‑presidents scramble to claim the vacant top post, each maneuvering to outwit the others. Their wives become active conspirators, deploying unconventional schemes and sabotage to weaken rival factions and shift the balance of power.
Snobs! Themes & Keywords
· 31 tags- satire comedy
- accidental death
- dairy industry
- boxing match
- retired army general
- fight
- 1960s
- cooperative business
- cooperative
- succession
- death of a company president
- france
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- older man younger woman relationship
- exclamation point in title
- impotent man
- explorer
- scout
- bishop
- absurdism
- newspaper
- newspaper front page
- youth movement
- split screen telephone call
- losing hair
- egg shampoo
- lighthouse
- hit by a truck
- pervert
- campaign
- reference to joan of arc
- snob
Snobs! Cast & Characters
Michael Lonsdale leads the cast as Charles Dufaut, with Noël Roquevert as General de Castignac and Jean-Pierre Mocky as Horse dealer (uncredited).
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Michael Lonsdale as Charles Dufaut - Noël Roquevert as General de Castignac
- Jean-Pierre Mocky as Horse dealer (uncredited)
- Jacques Dufilho as Lambotte & his brother
Also Starring in Snobs!
· 36 more- Max Montavon Duchat
- Francis Blanche Morloch
- Jean Tissier Chauvin
- Henri Poirier Mr. Lainé
- Paul Pavel Player
- Rudy Lenoir Aldred, photographer
- Roger Legris Nicolas Grimon
- Jean Galland Monsignor of Larigaudie
- Véronique Vendell Girl with Lambotte (uncredited)
- Claude Mansard Mr. Tousseur
- Fred Pasquali Richard Archambault
- Max Desrau Employee of the dairy (uncredited)
- Élina Labourdette Mrs. de Saint-Aigne
- Luc Andrieux Gendarme on the ladder (uncredited)
- Denise Péronne Widow of CEO Naudet
- Jean-Claude Bercq Yvon-Joël Stoff
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- Pierre Durou Ernest Lesourd, boxer
- Alix Mahieux Mrs. Dufaut
- Gérard Hoffmann Mr. Courtin
- Christian Brocard
- Véronique Nordey Sara
- Christian Alers Libou
- Jacqueline Jefford Mrs. Tousseur
- Alexandre Randall Employee of the dairy (uncredited)
- Philippe Dehesdin Seminarian (uncredited)
- Pierre Dac General Costa
- Claude Castaing Courtin's friend
- Robert Secq Badjou
- Jeanne Hardeyn Sara's mother
- Jo Charrier
- Christine Malaurie Marie-Rose
- José Labarrère Chief scout
- Jean-Roger Tandou CEO Naudet
- Lucienne Dutertre Mrs. Lainé
- Irène Sologoub
- Marcelle Duval
Cars in Snobs!
13 cars on screen, including the 1954 Hillman Minx Phase VII Convertible and the 1957 Austin-Healey 100/6.
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1954 Hillman Minx Phase VII Convertible Important role -
1957 Austin-Healey 100/6 Minor role -
1950 Berliet GLR 8 b Minor role -
1961 Berliet TLC 8 M Minor role
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Snobs! FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date
Runtime, release date, cast, post-credit scenes and language of Snobs!, each answered in a sentence.
How long is Snobs!?
Snobs! runs 1 hour 28 minutes (88 minutes).
When was Snobs! released?
Snobs! was released on September 5, 1962.
Who is in the cast of Snobs!?
Snobs! stars Michael Lonsdale as Charles Dufaut, Noël Roquevert as General de Castignac and Jean-Pierre Mocky as Horse dealer (uncredited), among 40 credited actors.
Does Snobs! have a post-credit scene?
No. Snobs! has no extra scene during or after the credits.
What language is Snobs! in?
The original language of Snobs! is French.
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