L'inspecteur aime la bagarre

L'inspecteur aime la bagarre movie poster.

Movie (1957)

Starring:
Louis Velle (Pile twin brothers, Jacques and Georges)
Nicole Courcel (Hélène)
Paul Meurisse (detective Morice)
Roland Toutain (Gil Fokkerman)
Jean Tissier (Jules, the butler)

To protect him, Georges takes the place of his twin brother, Jacques, who is suspected of having murdered an aircraft manufacturer and stolen the plans for a revolutionary engine. The police suspect him, document traffickers seek to kidnap him and he must not disappoint his "fiancée".
Air action seen at the beginning of the film is from the Fête Nationale de l'Air (Air National Celebration) held on 11 June 1950 at Orly (l'Aéroport de Paris as read in the credits). This was the last such event here as massive building started soon to built the new airport.

Gloster Meteor F Mk 4

Four Gloster Meteors of the Royal Air Force.

Dassault MD.450 Ouragan Prototypes

Prototype 02 which flew for the last time in 1953.

Prototype 03, seen again just before the P-80s.
This aircraft's last flight was in 1954 and put on a range, the last use was to be the target of straffers.

The first prototype was too flying that day but was not kept by the cameraman (or the editor).

Nord 1201 Norécrin I

Seen again later (on the ground).

Gloster Meteor F Mk 4

Gloster Meteor F Mk 4 serial KR-T, No. 226 Operational Conversion Unit, Royal Air Force.

Lockheed Constellation & Douglas DC-4

(bottom) The triple tail of a Lockheed Constellation and the tail of a hidden Air France Douglas DC-4.

De Havilland DH100 Vampire FB.5 Vampire

Flypast of twenty-four De Havilland DH100 Vampire FB.5 Vampires of Armée de l'Air (French Air Force).

and eleven of the twelve others ...

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Douglas C-54 Skymaster

Note in the background the temporary control tower and the first radar (1948-1954).

English Electric Canberra B1

English Electric Canberra B1 prototype c/n 71004 serial VN850. Crashed south of Hucknall, Notts on 13 June 1951.

Gloster Meteor F Mk 4

Three of the six Gloster Meteors of the Patrouille Acrobatique Belge (which became the next year the Acrobobs (with four Meteors) and later The Red Devils - Les Diables Rouges (from 1957, first flying on Hawker Hunter)).

SNCASO SO.6020-02 Espadon

Reg. F-WFDV SNCASO SO.6020-02 Espadon.
Given to be a revolutionary fighter (named Laveau 3000) able of breaking the sound barrier ... a performance never achieved by the Espadon (swordfish).