

Top Cast

Dominique Blanc
Jeanne (voice)

Bruno Salomone
Nico (voice)

Jean Benguigui
Victor Costa (voice)

Bernadette Lafont
Claudine (voice)
Oriane Zani
Zoé (voice)

Patrick Ridremont
Monsieur Grenouille (voice)

Jacques Ramade
Monsieur Bébé (voice)
Jean-Pierre Yvars
Monsieur Hulot (voice)
Bernard Bouillon
Lucas (voice)

Philippe Hartmann
Mr. Hulot (voice)

Patrick Descamps
Monsieur Patate (voice)
Yves Barbaut
Garde 1 / Gardien Zoo (voice)
Key Film Crew
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