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Ferdinand Griffon is married with his wealthy Italian wife and has been recently fired from the television where he worked. His wife forces him to go to a party in the house of her influent father that wants to introduce Ferdinand to a potential employer. Her brother brings the babysitter Marianne Renoir to take care of their children. Ferdinand feels bored in the bourgeois party and borrows his brother-in-law's car to return home. He meets Marianne, who was his lover five years ago and insists to call him Pierrot, and offers to take her home; however, he spends the night with her and finds that she is involved in smuggling weapons. When Marianne is chased by terrorists, they decide to travel to the beach without any money, leaving Paris and his family behind in a crazy journey to nowhere.
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| Jean-Paul Belmondo |
(Ferdinand Griffon,...) |
| Anna Karina |
(Marianne Renoir) |
| Graziella Galvani |
(La femme de Ferdinand) |
| Aicha Abadir |
(Herself (uncredited)) |
| Henri Attal |
(Gasstation-attendant #1 (uncredited)) |
| Pascal Aubier |
(Second Brother (uncredited)) |
| Raymond Devos |
(L'homme du port (uncredited)) |
| Roger Dutoit |
(Le gangster (uncredited)) |
| Samuel Fuller |
(Himself (uncredited)) |
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| Pierre Hanin |
(Third Brother (uncredited)) |
| Jimmy Karoubi |
(Dwarf (uncredited)) |
| Jean-Pierre Léaud |
(Young Man in Movie Theatre (uncredited)) |
| Hans Meyer |
(Gangster (uncredited)) |
| Krista Nell |
(Mme Staquet (uncredited)) |
| Dirk Sanders |
(Fred, le frère de Marianne...) |
| Georges Staquet |
(Franck (uncredited)) |
| László Szabó |
(Political exile (uncredited)) |
| Dominique Zardi |
(Gasstation-attendant #2 (uncredited)) |
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