The Seventh Company Has Been Found
| Industry | Film production |
|---|---|
| Headquarters | France |
| Products | Films |
| Parent | Gaumont |
The Seventh Company Has Been Found () is a 1975 French comedic motion picture directed by Robert Lamoureux and produced under the supervision of Alain Poiré. Serving as a follow-up to Now Where Did the 7th Company Get to?, this film was created by Gaumont International and released through Gaumont Distribution. The cast is headlined by Jean Lefebvre and Pierre Mondy, with the script penned by Lamoureux alongside Jean-Marie Poiré. With a duration of 87 minutes, it primarily caters to the French audience, blending humor with a World War II military backdrop.
Cast
- Jean Lefebvre portraying le soldat Pithivier
- Pierre Mondy in the role of le sergent-chef Chaudard
- Henri Guybet as le soldat Tassin
- Pierre Tornade playing le capitaine Dumont
- Bernard Dhéran cast as le colonel Voisin
- Jacques Monod taking on le général Panadon
- Robert Dalban featured as le colonel Bricard
- Jean Rougerie in the part of le général allemand joueur d'échecs
- Robert Lamoureux acting as le colonel Blanchet
- Hubert Deschamps in the role of le pharmacien
- Nadia Barentin portraying la fille folle des soldats
- Michel Modo as le soldat allemand (Groupir !)
- Jackie Sardou (credited as Jackie Rollin) playing la mère Crouzy
- Additional performers include Bernard Charlan, Paul Bisciglia, Suzanne Grey, Bernard Lajarrige, Paul Mercey, Robert Rollis, among others.