Stolen Kisses - Cast

Cast

  • Jean-Pierre Léaud as Antoine Doinel
  • Claude Jade as Christine Darbon
  • Daniel Ceccaldi as Christine's father
  • Claire Duhamel as Christine's mother
  • Delphine Seyrig as Fabienne Tabard
  • Michael Lonsdale as Georges Tabard
  • Harry-Max as Monsieur Henri
  • André Falcon as Monsieur Blady, Manager of the private detective agency
  • Catherine Lutz as Catherine
  • Martine Ferrière as Gérante
  • Jacques Rispal as Monsieur Colin
  • Serge Rousseau as The unknown man
  • Paul Pavel as Julien
  • Jacques Delord as the Conjuror
  • Roger Trapp as the Hotel manager
  • Jacques Rispal as M. Colin
  • Martine Brochard as Mme. Colin
  • Robert Cambouakis as Mme. Colin's lover
  • François Darbon as Adjudant Picard
  • Albert Simono as Albani
  • Marie-France Pisier as Colette Tazzi
  • Jean-François Adam as Albert Tazzi
  • Christine Pellé as the secretary at the Blady agency
  • Jacques Robiolles as a writer
  • Marcel Mercier as a man at the garage
  • Joseph Merieau as a man at the garage

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