Fernand cowboy

Movie
German title	Fernand cowboy
Original title	Fernand cow-boy
Country of production	France
original language	French
Publishing year	1956
length	86 minutes
Rod
Director	Guy Lefranc
script	Jean Redon Yvan Audouard
production	François Chavane
music	Louis Guglielmi (as Louiguy )
camera	Maurice Barry (b / w)
cut	Monique Kirsanoff
occupation
Fernand Raynaud : Fernand Mignot Dora Doll : Mae Marlene Noël Roquevert : Sheriff Pierre Dudan : Walter Black Nadine Tallier : Any Jean-Roger Caussimon : Castor Prudent André Weber : Milk Bar Jim Gérald : Richardson Jean-Marie Amato : Tapis Vert Bernard Noël : Terry Françoise Favier : Orissa Jess Hahn : Jim Harlan

Fernand Cowboy (spelling in the original: Fernand cow-boy ) is a French- produced Western comedy that Guy Lefranc 1956 staged. The film was not shown in cinemas in German-speaking countries, but was shown for the first time on private television in 2004.

content

The shy and naive Frenchman Fernand Mignot inherits his uncle's saloon, who had gone to the West of America. When he took over its management in Carson City, he first had to fend off a number of gold diggers and saloon girls whose interest in him was not exclusively unselfish. Marlene Mae is also after him, but who is more interested in the singer Any, which gets him into trouble. A stuttering sheriff and the gold-greedy gang of city boss Walter Black support and war against him.

criticism

The sensitive script lets the film's numerous gags appear recognizable; The equipment also helps ensure that the audience can hardly breathe. , said France Film on September 20, 1956

Web links

• Fernand Cowboy in the Internet Movie Database (English)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ according to studiocanal