The Time of the buddies

the Time of the buddies is a Feuilleton televised French in 115 13 minutes episodes and a 26 minutes episode, in black and white, carried out by Robert Guez on a scenario of Jean Canolle adapted of his novel éponyme, and diffused to leave the October 16th 1961 on the first chain of ORTF.

Synopsis

In the night train Marseilles - Paris, three young men will meet: Etienne Chantournel, young medical student, who comes from Marseilles, Lucien Gonfaron, which is attracted by the fine arts and embarks with Avignon and Jean Delabre, wire of an industrialist of the mourtarde, which is intended for Sciences Po and joint for the others at the time of the stop for Dijon.

They make knowledge and arrived at Paris seek a Colocation. The differences in personality of the three students, like those their university courses, family relations, love affairs and social environments, lead them to confront their points of view and to provide mutual assistance.

Distribution

  • Henri Tissot: Lucien Gonfaron
  • Claude Rollet: Jean Dilapidates
  • Jacques Ruisseau: Etienne Chantournel
  • Maryse Méjean: Maryse Mavaru
  • Pierre Mirat: Michel-angel
  • Claude Sorel: Simone
  • Bérangère Vattier : Microbe
  • Michel Risbourg: Risbourg
  • Jacques Dressmaker: Mr. Espanet
  • Dominique Barn: Michele
  • Francoise Ruiz: Betty
  • Sylvie Coste: Sylvie
  • Monique Delaroche: Monique
  • Madeleine Damien: Mrs Arnulf

  • Original music: Pauline Campiche

Comments

This series, anthem with the friendship coed where one tightens the elbows in all the galères - and there will be! - remains also a remarkable testimony on the daily newspaper of the Années 1960 expensive with Jacques Tati

The feulleton had two credits: one sung and instrumental (does somebody remember in which order they appeared?)

For once, it was this serial which inspired a cartoon of Paul Gillon, published in 1962 in the Journal of Mickey . A film of cinema was also produced on the same scenaristic basis in 1963: “The Time of the buddies”.

Henri Tissot “recycled himself” thereafter as a imitator of Charles de Gaulle.

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