Don't Look Now... We're Being Shot At!

During World War II, two French civilians and a downed British Bomber Crew set out from Paris to cross the demarcation line between Nazi-occupied Northern France and the South. From there they will be able to escape to England. First, they must avoid German troops – and the consequences of their own blunders.

Comedy War

Bourvil

(Augustin Bouvet, house painter)

Louis de Funès

(Stanislas Lefort, conductor at the Paris Opera)

Terry-Thomas

(Squadron Leader Sir Reginald Brook, Royal Air Force)

Claudio Brook

(Peter Cunningham)

Mike Marshall

(Aircraftman Alan MacIntosh, Royal Air Force)

Marie Dubois

(Juliette)

Pierre Bertin

(Juliette's grandfather, owner of the Guignol theater)

Andréa Parisy

(Sister Marie-Odile)

Mary Marquet

(Mother Superior of the Hospices de Beaune)

Colette Brosset

(Madame Germaine)

Benno Sterzenbach

(Major Achbach)

Henri Génès

(Keeper of the Vincennes zoo with the Occitan accent)

Paul Préboist

(Fisherman in the boat)

Sieghardt Rupp

(Lieutenant Sturmer)

Guy Grosso

(The talkative bassoonist of the Paris Opera orchestra)

Michel Modo

(Cross-eyed German machine gunner)

Rudy Lenoir

(German soldier on patrol)

Jacques Bodoin

(Méphistophélès from Faust at the Paris Opera)

Reinhard Kolldehoff

(German corporal)

Helmuth Schneider

(German officer of the dining car)

Hans Meyer

(Otto Weber, elegant SS gruppenführer)

Mag-Avril

(Old lady in Juliette's building)

Gabriel Gobin

(Resistance fighter, stagehand at the Paris Opera)

Paul Mercey

(Mustachioed man at the Turkish Baths)

Pierre Roussel

(Peter's table neighbor in the dining car)

Pierre Bastien

(Plombin)

Peter Jacob

(German general celebrating his birthday at “L’Hôtel du Globe”)

Noël Darzal

(Lucien)

Jacques Sablon

(Bébert)

Jean Droze

(Talkative bassoonist of the Paris Opera orchestra (uncredited))

Catherine Marshall

(Nun at the Hospices de Beaune (uncredited))

Jean-Pierre Posier

(Patrick, mechanic (uncredited))

Alice Field

(Parisian prostitute (uncredited))

Georges Atlas

(Gestapo policeman at Augustin's house (uncredited))

Rémy Julienne

(German biker receiving a pumpkin (uncredited))

Anne Berger

(Marguerite from Faust at the Paris Opera (uncredited))

Guy Bonnafoux

(Turkish bths employee / German officer (uncredited))

Clément Michu

(Railway postal worker at the station (uncredited))

Konrad von Bork

(German Colonel (uncredited))

Jerry Brouer

(German soldier (uncredited))

Percival Russel

(German sentry knocked out (uncredited))

George Birt

(Harry, gunner, Royal Air Force (uncredited))

Nicolas Bang

(John, bomber, Royal Air Force (unaccredited))

Raymond Pierson

(German soldier (uncredited))

Christian Brocard

(Station employee (uncredited))

Sacha Tarride

(The first boy (unaccredited))

Lionel Vitrant

(Barbot (uncredited))

Anthony Stuart

(Dick (uncredited))

Claude Salez

(German officer (uncredited))

Fred Fischer

(German colonel (uncredited))

Édouard Pignon

(Extra at the Paris Opera (uncredited))

Jean Minisini

(German soldier (uncredited))

Joachim Westhoff

(Actor from Faust at the Paris Opera (uncredited))

Tony Rödel

(German non-commissioned officer (uncredited))

Georges-Fréderic Dehlen

(German colonel (uncredited))

Guy Fox

(The fat guy (uncredited))

Jean Landret

(Guide in Chaillot (deleted scene) (uncredited))

Charly Constant

(Ludwig (uncredited))

Rolph Spath

(German aide-de-camp (uncredited))

Gérard Martin

(Harpist of the Paris Opera orchestra (uncredited))

Danièle Thompson

(Extra (uncredited))

Georges Dehneli

(German Commander (uncredited))

Raoul Gola

(Pianist (uncredited))

Horst Miessner

(First German in the hammam (uncredited))

Jean-François Masson

(Second German in the hammam (uncredited))

Bernard Mermod

(Non-commissioned officer, clerk at the Kommandantur (uncredited))

Gary Ramm

(ilot of the German observation plane that follows the gliders (uncredited))

Claude Rouillard

(Second fisherman in the boat (uncredited))

Georges Ruseckis

(SS chief in Paris (uncredited))

Joachim Weshoff

(Faust at the Paris Opera (uncredited))