Dishonorable Discharge

Dishonorable Discharge

A Feature film by Bernard Borderie

Produced by CICC Films Borderie

Release in France : 22/01/1958

Synopsis

Two-fisted Eddie gets involved with a treasure hunt in the Gulf of Mexico. Along the way, he smashes a narcotics ring, which wins him a reinstatement in the U.S. Navy. And of course, Constantine enjoys the attentions of a bevy of beautiful ladies (Veronique Zuber, Lise Bourdin et. al.) wearing very little indeed.

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Production and distribution (5)

Executive Producer :

CICC Films Borderie

Foreign production company :

GESI Cinematografica

French distribution :

Pathé Consortium Cinéma

Associate producer :

Pathé Consortium Cinéma

Film exports/foreign sales :

TV Broadcasts: Cumulative total

TV broadcasts: details by country

Full credits (15)

Assistant directors :

Paul Nuytens, Jacques Rouffio

Producers :

René Bezard, Raymond Borderie, Pierre Cabaud, Adrien Remaugé

Director of Photography :

Sound assistants :

Arthur Van Der Meeren, Maurice Rémy

Camera Operator :

Continuity supervisor :

Music Composer :

Charles Aznavour

Location Manager :

Henri Jaquillard

Dialogue Writer :

Jacques Vilfrid

Screenwriters :

Bernard Borderie, Jacques Vilfrid

Sound Recordist :

William-Robert Sivel

Assistant Operators :

Gilles Bonneau, Georges Pastier

Editor :

Monique Kirsanoff

Production Designer :

Still Photographer :

Technical details

Feature film

Genres :

Fiction

Sub-genre :

Comedy, Crime/thriller

Production language :

French

Coproducer countries :

Italy, France

Original French-language productions :

Unspecified

Nationality :

Majority French (Italy, France)

Production year :

1957

French release :

22/01/1958

Runtime :

1 h 56 min

Current status :

Released

Visa number :

19363

Visa issue date :

02/12/1957

Approval :

Unknown

Production formats :

35mm

Color type :

Black & White

Aspect ratio :

CinemaScope

Audio format :

Mono

Posters (1)

Director

Bernard Borderie

Bernard Borderie

War Is Hell (1972), Catherine (1969), Angelique and the Sultan (1968)