Le téléphone rose (1975)Director:Edouard MolinaroWriter:Francis Veber |
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Mireille Darc | ... |
Christine
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Benoît Castejac
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Morrison
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Françoise Prévost | ... |
Françoise Castejac
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Daniel Ceccaldi | ... |
Levêgue
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Gérard Hérold | ... |
Delorme
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Raoul Curet |
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Robert Dalban | ... |
Lartigue - le comptable
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Jean-Pierre Garrigues |
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Robert Lestourneaud |
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Robert Lombard | ... |
Christine's 1st client
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Pierre Maguelon | ... |
Le patron de la brasserie
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Louis Navarre | ... |
Waiter
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Yvon Sarray |
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André Valardy | ... |
René Bastide
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Country:
FranceLanguage:
FrenchRelease Date:
15 October 1975 (France) See more »Also Known As:
The Pink Telephone See more »Company Credits
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'Le telephone rose' (= French for 'the pink telephone') is a very 1970-s French ...... comedy. Or whatever you may label it.
Anyway, lighthearted is the bottom line here - although it doesn't show at the surface. In this respect 'La telephone rose' surely makes a cleverly acted film. The more so, because its actors and actresses are hardly able to derive support from its thin plot - located in business-circles.
Yes, acting makes 'La telephone rose' to a fine film. High quality by all its participants throughout. Mireille Darc does not stand out, but nevertheless adds an extra touch by her radiating appearance.