That Tender Age (1964)

Courbevoie, France

Structure that carries the D908 over the Seine between Courbevoie and the island of Jatte; it is listed in the General Inventory of Cultural Heritage.

The scene : 3 minThe bridge appears twice in the film, at 3 minutes 40 seconds and then at 1 hour 9 minutes 50 seconds.

Saint-Mandrier-sur-Mer, France

The scene : Lartigue residence, the family of Fernandel: several scenes take place in front of the house, above the beach, and at its entrance on the beach side; it can also be seen in the background.

Champigny-sur-Marne, France

The scene : The house of Émile Malhouin (Jean Gabin) appears through its garden and porch.

Paris, France

Prestigious high school in the Latin Quarter, located in the former Sainte-Geneviève Abbey, Clovis Street (5th arrondissement). Founded in 1796, it is a training institution and school.

The scene : Establishment of Mount Sainte-Geneviève listed among the Parisian filming locations of the film; sources do not specify the scene.

Paris, France

The scene : The high school on Boulevard Saint-Michel is also listed among the Parisian filming locations of the film; no source describes the scene.

Paris, France

Paris train station in the Europe district (8th/9th arr.), immortalized by Monet and Caillebotte.

The scene : Mrs. Malhouin (Paulette Dubost) takes the train to Luc-sur-Mer.

Saint-Maurice, France

Saint-Maurice Film Studios (formerly Pathé Studios, known as Franstudio), to the east of Paris.

The scene : Sets where the interior scenes of the film were shot.

La Seyne-sur-Mer, France

The scene : The seaside district of La Seyne-sur-Mer serves as the backdrop for some of the Var scenes.

Hyères, France

The scene : Part of the filming took place in the municipality.

Saint-Mandrier-sur-Mer, France

The scene : Downhill from the villa, Lartigue (Fernandel) runs his snack bar and pedal boat rental hut; several shots show him on the sand.

Paris, France

The scene : Émile Malhouin (Jean Gabin) sends his family away by train. A commentator in the film places this scene here, at the Maine-Montparnasse station, and not at the Saint-Lazare station as indicated by other sources.

Villeneuve-Saint-Georges, France

The scene : One minute under the rotunda, at Émile Malhouin's workplace: after the passage of a CC 7100 on the swing bridge, Jean Gabin walks along the interior of the building to join Marie Dubois, crossing paths with a BB 8100 and then a BB 9200.