Messieurs Ludovic (1946)

Three men named Ludovic living in Paris were born on the same day, Ludovic Seguin (an engineer), Ludovic Lechartier (a rich financier) and Ludovic Mareuil (a tough guy on the wrong side of ... See full summary »

Director:

Jean-Paul Le Chanois

Writers:

Jean-Paul Le Chanois, Pierre Scize (play)

Stars:

Odette Joyeux, Bernard Blier, Marcel Herrand

Cast

Credited cast:
Odette Joyeux	...	Anne-Marie Vermeulen
Bernard Blier	...	Ludovic Seguin
Marcel Herrand	...	Ludovic Le Chartier
Jules Berry	...	M. Mareuil
Jean Chevrier	...	Ludovic Mareuil
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Nicolas Amato	...	Le garçon du restaurant italien
Sabine Angély	...	Mme Benoist
Antonin Baryel
Fernand Blot
Yves Bureau
Julien Carette	...	Julien
Catherine Carrey
Yasmine Cayret	...	Mme Seguin
José Davilla
Joé Davray

Storyline

Three men named Ludovic living in Paris were born on the same day, Ludovic Seguin (an engineer), Ludovic Lechartier (a rich financier) and Ludovic Mareuil (a tough guy on the wrong side of the law). Fresh from her mining village young Anne-Marie, will bring these three men together. First courted by the engineer, she lets herself be seduced by the outlaw who is soon put under arrest for car theft. She then allows her new employer, the financier, to woo her. But Anne-Marie's taste for luxury gradually wanes and when, just released from jail, the gangster meets her in the street, he realizes the young woman has changed. She confesses her true love for the engineer, the least showing off and the most sincere of the three Ludovics. Moved by the young woman's distress, the hood contacts the banker and both decide to join forces to find Ludovic Seguin ...

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Genres:

Comedy | Drama

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Details

Country:

France

Language:

French

Release Date:

3 May 1946 (France)

Also Known As:

Ludo

Filming Locations:

Paris, France

Company Credits

Production Co:

Optimax Films

Technical Specs

Runtime:

105 min

Sound Mix:

Mono

Color:

Black and White

Aspect Ratio:

1.37 : 1

Did You Know?

Soundtracks

"Le p'tit Quinquin"
Written by Alexandre Desrousseaux
(1853)

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