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Deux farfelus au régiment

Original title: No Time for Sergeants
  • 1958
  • Tous publics
  • 1h 59m
IMDb RATING
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Nick Adams, Andy Griffith, Don Knotts, Myron McCormick, and Jean Willes in Deux farfelus au régiment (1958)
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Will Stockdale is a country bumpkin from Georgia who is drafted into the United States Air Force and is too dumb to realize that he is driving everyone around him crazy, no one more so than ... Read allWill Stockdale is a country bumpkin from Georgia who is drafted into the United States Air Force and is too dumb to realize that he is driving everyone around him crazy, no one more so than Sergeant King.Will Stockdale is a country bumpkin from Georgia who is drafted into the United States Air Force and is too dumb to realize that he is driving everyone around him crazy, no one more so than Sergeant King.

  • Director
    • Mervyn LeRoy
  • Writers
    • John Lee Mahin
    • Ira Levin
    • Mac Hyman
  • Stars
    • Andy Griffith
    • Myron McCormick
    • Nick Adams
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  • IMDb RATING
    7.5/10
    4.8K
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    • Director
      • Mervyn LeRoy
    • Writers
      • John Lee Mahin
      • Ira Levin
      • Mac Hyman
    • Stars
      • Andy Griffith
      • Myron McCormick
      • Nick Adams
    • 70User reviews
    • 19Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    Andy Griffith
    Andy Griffith
    • Pvt. Will Stockdale
    Myron McCormick
    Myron McCormick
    • Sgt. Orville C. King
    Nick Adams
    Nick Adams
    • Pvt. Ben Whitledge
    Murray Hamilton
    Murray Hamilton
    • Irving S. Blanchard
    Howard Smith
    Howard Smith
    • Maj. Gen. Eugene Bush
    Will Hutchins
    Will Hutchins
    • Lt. George Bridges
    Sydney Smith
    Sydney Smith
    • Maj. Gen. Vernon Pollard
    James Millhollin
    James Millhollin
    • Maj. Royal B. Demming (psychiatrist)
    • (as James Milhollan)
    Don Knotts
    Don Knotts
    • Cpl. John C. Brown
    Jean Willes
    Jean Willes
    • WAF Captain
    Bartlett Robinson
    Bartlett Robinson
    • Captain
    Henry McCann
    • Lt. Cover
    Dub Taylor
    Dub Taylor
    • McKinney
    William Fawcett
    William Fawcett
    • Pa Stockdale
    Raymond Bailey
    Raymond Bailey
    • Base Colonel
    Thomas Browne Henry
    Thomas Browne Henry
    • Senator
    • (unconfirmed)
    Malcolm Atterbury
    Malcolm Atterbury
    • Bus Driver with Applications
    • (uncredited)
    Benny Baker
    Benny Baker
    • Capt. Jim Able
    • (uncredited)
    • Director
      • Mervyn LeRoy
    • Writers
      • John Lee Mahin
      • Ira Levin
      • Mac Hyman
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    10popnoff2001

    No Idea Andy Griffith was this funny!

    Like most everyone on here, I sort of fell into this movie one late night and almost decided to turn it off but after 10 minutes I was hooked! It truly is one of the funniest movies you will ever see.

    No rude or insensitive remarks, no cursing..just some of the finest acting and gags ever and that includes Marx Brothers movies. This one is a keeper. You will laugh your booty off when Andy Griffith gets into his hillbilly routine. I had no idea that Andy Taylor of Mayberry was this funny! This movie and "Some Like It Hot" are 2 of the best comedies Hollywood ever produced and not one cuss word or nude scene!!!! See it if you ever get the chance!
    kubdrat

    plenty of time for laughing

    this is one funny movie...the only time it really slows down is when will and ben are shot down and are discovered alive at the air base. but when will is trying to become classified, there is one good gag after another...like when ben is trying to make sure the major is spelling his name correctly...or when irving and the sarge are trying to get will drunk at the bar and when will is leaving the mp's come rushing in and will says, "there's a couple thirsty fellas". or like the other poster said about getting the latrine clean enough to cut out the general's heart. or when ben thinks he's about to be shot for leaving his post by jumping from a disable airplane. the fun thing is..even though will isn't very bright...he does have a wisdom about him...understanding situations that others miss...one very good movie...
    7wbhickok

    Damn Funny!

    I watched this movie begrudgingly one day and I was amazed at how funny it was. It caught me completely off guard. The drill sergeant is played to perfection by Myron McCormick, whose life is made miserable by hayseed Griffith. Many very funny vignettes, the bar scene still has me LOL, as does much of the movie. Watch and enjoy.
    magellan333

    Wish they still made them like this.

    This is a hilarious movie that doesn't have to resort to insulting humor or lewd remarks. Andy Griffith is the naive and innocent Will Stockdale who is drafted into the Air Force. He unintentionally reeks havoc across the barracks and with the drill seargant. I laugh until I almost cry most every time I see this gem of a film. This film was the inspiration for The Andy Griffith Show spinoff Gomer Pyle U.S.M.C. A wonderful film that is worth watching again and again.
    8AlsExGal

    Watch this to see that Andy Griffith really had some range as an actor...

    ... plus it is fun too! This is really worth watching for two reasons. It is obviously a blueprint for the popular spin-off TV show "Gomer Pyle USMC" starring Jim Nabors in the part played here by Andy Griffith, and it is interesting to make comparisons between the two. Secondly, it really is part of a tribute to the great yet unappreciated range Andy Griffith had as an actor. Here he plays the yokel as well-meaning good guy, anxious to serve his country but just too friendly and green to fully comprehend the discipline he is under in training camp. He thinks it is an honor when the sergeant gives him latrine duty, and his version of the 21-gun salute when the latrine is inspected is truly hilarious. Watch this and then watch him play the yokel as bad guy in "A Face in the Crowd".

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    • Trivia
      The latrine scene in this film was the first time that toilets had been shown onscreen in a Hollywood film (predating the film Psychose (1960) by two years).
    • Goofs
      Throughout the entire film, the lowest ranking military personnel are referred to as Privates and Corporals. But when the Air Force became a separate service in 1947 (about 10 years before the time that is depicted in the film), the names of the ranks below Staff Sergeant were changed to Airman Basic, Airman Third Class, Airman Second Class, and Airman First Class. The general term "Airman" is appropriate for all of these, and should have been used instead of Private and Corporal.
    • Quotes

      Maj. Demming: Do you get along all right with your mother?

      Will Stockdale: No, sir, I can't hardly say that I do...

      Maj. Demming: Oh, I see. She's very strict with you; she's always hovering over you, hmm?

      Will Stockdale: No, sir, just the opposite.

      Maj. Demming: Oh, she's never there?

      Will Stockdale: That's right.

      Maj. Demming: And you, uh, you resent this neglect, don't you?

      Will Stockdale: Well, no, sir. I don't resent nothin'.

      Maj. Demming: Ah, come now, son. Now don't be bashful - that's a common situation. Does, uh, she beat you?

      Will Stockdale: Naw!

      Maj. Demming: [chuckles] Oh, so defensive. Well, it's not easy to talk about your mother, is it?

      Will Stockdale: No sir, see, she died when I was born.

    • Connections
      Followed by No Time for Sergeants (1964)
    • Soundtracks
      When My Dream Boat Comes Home
      (uncredited)

      Written by Cliff Friend and Dave Franklin

      The first tune played at the Purple Grotto

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    • Release date
      • April 24, 1959 (France)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • No Time for Sergeants
    • Filming locations
      • Stage 14, Warner Brothers Burbank Studios - 4000 Warner Boulevard, Burbank, California, USA
    • Production company
      • Warner Bros.
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    • Runtime
      1 hour 59 minutes
    • Color
      • Black and White
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.85 : 1

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