Cast List

Vanessa Miles: Young English tourist

Patrick Bureau: French policeman (un-credited)

Anatole et les Pompiers: 'Fireman' of the Commune Libre of Vieux Montmartre

Pierre Labric: Mayor of Montmartre (who originated the 'Slow-race")

Pierre Jacob: Poet, writer and lyricist of the song 'Rue Lepic'

l-r Patrick Bureau, Vanessa Miles, Anatole, VM, Pierre Jacob & Pierre Labric - Mayor of Montmartre

Francisque Poulbot: Well known painter of Montmartre children

Albert: Chauffeur of the 1911 Renault Torpedo

Roger Pierre, Jean-Marc Thibault and Nancy Holloway: French comedians

Van Gough: Who lived for a while at 54 rue Lepic

Dave Raynal: British painter who lives at 45 rue Lepic

Dave Raynal outside his 5m.sq rue Lepic studio

Jean-Louis Forain: Famous caricaturist who lived at 64 rue Lepic

Josia Saint-Clair: Cabaret singer who still lives at 53 rue Lepic

Jules Depaquit: Humorist and writer, whose street name leads off rue Lepic

Zibral & La Rochelle: Two actors in the Depaquit sketch

Claude Autant-Lara: Film director of over 30 films who once lived at 66 rue Lepic

Marcel: Owner of Marcel's Bar at 61 rue Lepic

Maurice Baquet: Famous comedian, cellist, alpinist who lived at 82 rue Lepic

Colette Fillacier: Creator of painted glasses and tiles who lived at 71 rue Lepic

Auguste Renoir: Who often painted the Moulin de Galette and stayed in rue Lepic

Les freres Debray: The Debray brothers once owned the Moulin in rue Lepic

Auguste Fremaux: Local artist and gallery owner at 102 rue Lepic

Maurice Utrillo: Who lived at 87 rue Lepic and painted much of Montmartre

Paul Petrides: Gallery owner and agent for Utrillo

André Renoux: Parisian artist who painted at 80 rue Lepic

Georges Courteline: Satirical dramatist who lived at 89 rue Lepic

Samson Fainsilber: Actor and drama teacher at 89 rue Lepic

Amedeo Modigliani: Who lived at Maison de Curé - off rue Lepic

Jean-Baptiste Clément: Well known composer who lived at 110 rue Lepic

Pierre Labric, Mayor of Montmartre, commemorating his descent on a bicycle of the 347 steps of the Eiffel Tower in 1923

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