Tintin et les oranges bleues

ANDRE BARRE and ROBERT LAFFONT present

an ALLIANCE DE PRODUCTION

an ALLIANCE DE PRODUCTION

CINEMATOGRAPHIQUE (PARIS)

CINEMATOGRAPHIQUE (PARIS)

and PROCUSA (MADRID) co-production

TINTIN AND THE BLUE ORANGES

TINTIN AND THE BLUE ORANGES

with the famous characters of Herg's

cartoons (Editions Casterman)

Story and dialogue by Andr Barret

Directed by Philippe Condroyer

Captain Haddock:
Jean Bouise

Tintin:
Jean-Pierre Talbot

Tintin:
Jean-Pierre Talbot

Professor Calculus: Flix Fernandez

Director of photography: Jean Badal

Director of photography: Jean Badal

Cameraman:
Jean Charvein

Adaptation:
Andr Barret, with the

collaboration of Philippe Condroyer,

Remo Forlani, Ren Goscinny and the

scientific advice of Jacques Bergier

Remo Forlani, Ren Goscinny and the

scientific advice of Jacques Bergier

Music by Antoine Duhamel

Castafiore:
Jenny Orlans

Professor Zalamea: Angel Alvarez

Nestor:
Max Elloy

Nestor:
Max Elloy

The Thom(p)son Twins:

Franky Francois, Andr Marie

Pablito:
Pedro-Maria Sanchez

Francesito:
Salvador Begueria

Special thanks to: Pierre Desgraupes

Special thanks to: Pierre Desgraupes

Director of production:

Rafael Carillo

Director of production:

Rafael Carillo

Sets:
Pierre-Louis Thvenet

Editing:
Madeleine Bibollet

First Assistant Director:

Enrico Isacco

Script Supervisor: Lucie Lichtig

General Assistant Director:

Jean-Pierre Spiri-Mercanton

Production Administrator:

Jacques Brua

Production Secretary:

Jacqueline Choquet

Head of Wardrobe: Tanine Autre

Location Manager: Louis Seuret

Head of Makeup:
Charly Koubesserian

Dog Handler:
Daniel Fernandez

Costumes by:
La Belle Jardinire

Shoes by:
Raoul

GTC Laboratory, Joinville

Paris-Studio Cinema, Billancourt

GTC Laboratory, Joinville

Paris-Studio Cinema, Billancourt

Eastmancolor Film

certification no. 2901 1

There are four books

in today's overview:

by Nicolas Chaumartin -

'A Life of Saint Apostrophe';

Sybille de Bois-Vouvray will present

her latest novel, 'Domestic Loves';

Sybille de Bois-Vouvray will present

her latest novel, 'Domestic Loves';

Jean-Luc Tapon will talk to you about

'The Underwater Trumpet',

and finally we will begin with a book

by Professor Cuthbert Calculus,

by Professor Cuthbert Calculus,

'The Hungry World'.

We should say straight away

that this is no ordinary book.

Firstly because of the well-known

nature of Professor Calculus. . .

Firstly because of the well-known

nature of Professor Calculus. . .

Has it started?

Yes, Professor, it's started. . .

er. . .on the other hand, because of the

very problem addressed by the book,

and which concerns all of us -

the problem of hunger.

Professor Calculus' book is, on

the contrary, a passionate book,

Professor Calculus' book is, on

the contrary, a passionate book,

a sort of generous appeal

to the world's conscience,

so that it helps to find a solution

to this dramatic situation

where every day in the world

thousands of men and women

are dying of hunger.

That's right, isn't it, Professor?

Not at all!

Not at all!

Absolutely not, young man!

It's not a novel.

The book is an appeal.

The development of the deserts

and the cultivation of arid soils

is the only solution.

The future of humanity

will be guaranteed the day we are

able to grow oranges in the Sahara

will be guaranteed the day we are

able to grow oranges in the Sahara

and potatoes at the North Pole.

I am launching an appeal

to scientists the world over

I am launching an appeal

to scientists the world over

to unite and focus - as a matter

of priority, don't you think? -

on this problem on which the future

of humanity depends. . .

on this problem on which the future

of humanity depends. . .

I hope that Professor Calculus's

noble appeal will be heard.

Nestor!

Nestor! My whisky!

Nestor! My whisky!

. . .and the result

of their experiments. . .

. . .and the result

of their experiments. . .

But it's the Professor!

. . .and the solidarity

of all men of science. . .

A few days later at Marlinspike. . .

Tintin, file this one as well under

''of some interest''. There we are. . .

Tintin, file this one as well under

''of some interest''. There we are. . .

Captain?

Professor, your appeal has roused

all of the world's madmen -

look!

What, Snowy? This parcel?

What do we have here?

''Professor Za-la-me-a. . .''

What? What?

''. . . Hacienda. . .''

''. . . Hacienda. . .''

Give it to me, give it to me!

''Professor Zalamea, Hacienda

Bello Horizonte, Valencia. . .''.

Professor Zalamea, one of the

greatest names in modern science!

Zalamea, rival of the great

Vladimir Rataputchin,

who for many years

who for many years

has been working on the selection

of new plant species. . .

Come on. . . Come on. . .

Really, my dear Cuthbert!

Come on. . . Come on. . .

Really, my dear Cuthbert!

You know very well

how clumsy you are!

Cursed string!

A blue ball. . . Look, they're sending

toys now. Madmen, I tell you!

It looks like an orange!

A blue orange!

It looks like an orange!

A blue orange!

No, no!

It's an orange, a blue orange!

No, no!

It's an orange, a blue orange!

It's no doubt the outcome

It's no doubt the outcome

of Zalamea's work on the adaptation

of citrus plants to desert soils.

Oh, a blue orange!

Oh, a blue orange!

Very curious, certainly,

but scientifically speaking,

not incredible.

but scientifically speaking,

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