
Fun in the Barracks
Comedy · Drama
Overview
The life of disorderly soldiers in the barracks dealing with daily routines.
Top Cast


Raimu
Raimu
Captain Hurluret
Raimu
Captain Hurluret


Jean Gabin
Jean Gabin
Fricot
Jean Gabin
Fricot


Fernandel
Fernandel
Vanderague
Fernandel
Vanderague


René Donnio
René Donnio
Laplote
René Donnio
Laplote
Charles Camus
Charles Camus
Adjutant Flick
Charles Camus
Adjutant Flick


Pierre Labry
Pierre Labry
Potiron
Pierre Labry
Potiron
Frédéric Munié
Frédéric Munié
Lieutenant Mousseret
Frédéric Munié
Lieutenant Mousseret


Lucien Nat
Lucien Nat
Marshal of the Logis Chief Barnot
Lucien Nat
Marshal of the Logis Chief Barnot
Pierre Ferval
Pierre Ferval
Brigadier Vergisson
Pierre Ferval
Brigadier Vergisson


Georges Bever
Georges Bever
La Guillaumette
Georges Bever
La Guillaumette
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