Cast
- Le Dernier Réveillon
- Nino Formicola as Le Clochard
- Milly as La Clocharde
- Roland Bertin as Gontran
- André Dumas as Le Gérant
- Robert Lombart as Le Maître d'hôtel
with
- Frédéric Santaya, Gib Grossac, Pierre Gualdi, Annick Berger, Roger Trapp, Max Vialle
and
- Jean-Michel Molé, Paulette Deveson, Tom Clark, Sabine Hermosa, G. Taillade, E. Braconnier, Daniel Sursain, Lolita Soler, Sébastien Floche, Alain Péron, Gilbert Caron, Bisciglia
- La Cireuse électrique
- Marguerite Cassan as Émilie
- Pierre Olaf as Gustave, The Husband
- Jacques Dynam as Jules
- Jean-Louis Tristan as Le Réprésentant
- Denis Gunzburg, Claude Guillaume as Les Amoureux
- Quand l'amour meurt
- Jeanne Moreau as La chanteuse (The Singer)
- Le Roi d'Yvestot
- Fernand Sardou as Duvallier
- Jean Carmet as Feraud
and
- Françoise Arnoul as Isabelle
with
- Andrex as Monsieur Blanc
- Roger Prégor as Maître July
- Edmond Ardisson as César
and
- Dominique Labourier as Paulette
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