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Le Sauvage
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Title: Le Sauvage (1975)
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Martin
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Luigi Vannucchi | ... |
Vittori
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Alex Fox
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Bobo Lewis | ... |
Miss Mark
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Jessie Coutances
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Gabriel Cattand |
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Coleman
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Luis Gerardo Tovar | ... |
Ribeiro
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Geoffrey Carey | ... |
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Toni Maestri |
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Rina Franchetti |
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Luisa Maris |
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Aurora Maris |
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Carlo Plattner |
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Caracas, Venezuela. Just after her engagement with Vittorio, Nelly runs away from him. As he pursued her, she looks for help to Martin, a French middle-aged man she met by accident. He helps her to escape and drives her to the airport and gives her a plane ticket to Paris. Then he thinks he can go back to his peaceful lonely life on his island. Of course, he is wrong and will be bothered again by Nelly... Written by Yepok
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April 1977 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Recipe for escapist film: Take one top writer (Jean-Loup Dabadou), add one top director (Jean-Paul Rappeneau), season with a brace of A-list vedettes (Yves Montand, Catherine Deneuve), and a dash of screwball and voila! Eat! Enjoy! A guy who has quit the perfume business and found that the Grasse is greener in the islands, a gal running away from a vitriolic Italian, a stolen Lautrec, a bearded Montand, a gorgeous Deneuve, an island idyll. What more do you want. You DO want more? Gee, some people are NEVER satisfied. How about Tony Roberts doing the Tony Randall/Gig Young stooge to Doris Day-James Garner-Rock Hudson spot and proving up to snuff. NOW will you go see it and do yourself a favor. This is a million miles away from Godard pretentiousness and all the better for it. 9/10