
Don't Look Now... We're Being Shot At! (1966) on Netflix
A Royal Air Force bomber is shot down over Paris and its crew parachutes out. Two French civilians, house painter Augustin Bouvet and opera conductor Stanislas Lefort, help the airmen.
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Plot summary
In the summer of 1942, a Royal Air Force bomber loses its way over Paris and German flak brings it down. The crew plans to meet at the hammam of the Grand Mosque, then jumps, and only three of them avoid capture. Sir Reginald comes down in the Vincennes Zoo, where a friendly zookeeper hands him civilian clothes. Peter Cunningham drops onto the platform of Augustin Bouvet, a house painter, and both escape German troops; the puppet show operator Juliette gives them shelter. Alan MacIntosh drops onto the Opéra Garnier, and Stanislas Lefort, its chief conductor, helps him without enthusiasm. German troops under Major Achbach pursue the airmen and the French men and women who take them in.
Cast
Bourvilas Augustin Bouvet
Louis de Funèsas Stanislas Lefort
Terry-Thomasas Sir Reginald
Claudio Brookas Peter Cunningham
Mike Marshallas Alan MacIntosh
Marie Duboisas Juliette
Pierre Bertinas Le grand-père de Juliette - propriétaire du guignol
Andréa Parisyas Soeur Marie-Odile / Sister Marie-Odile
Mary Marquetas Mère Supérieure
Colette Brossetas Germaine
Benno Sterzenbachas Major Achbach
Henri Génèsas Keeper of Vincennes Zoo
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Paul Préboistas Le pêcheur
Sieghardt Ruppas Lt. Stuermer
Guy Grossoas Talkative Bassoonist
Michel Modoas Cross-eyed Soldier
Rudy Lenoiras German Soldier
Jacques Bodoinas Opera Singer Playing Mephistopheles
Helmuth Schneideras L'officier allemand dans le train (as Helmut Schneider)
Reinhard Kolldehoffas Un caporal allemand
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Don't Look Now... We're Being Shot At! (1966)
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- La Grande Vadrouille remained the most successful French film in France for over forty years, and is still the fifth most successful film there by admissions, behind Titanic (1997), Bienvenue chez les Ch'tis (2008), Intouchables (2011) and Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
- A scene in which several dozen German officers of many branches hop around in circles around tables, riding chairs and singing the folk song "Ein Jäger aus Kurpfalz", became a lesser-known meme paired with the Yeah Yeah Yeahs' song "Heads Will Roll".




















