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Peter Illing in Innocents in Paris (1953)

Gaby Bruyère in Innocents in Paris (1953)

James Copeland in Innocents in Paris (1953)

Monique Gérard in Innocents in Paris (1953)

Laurence Harvey in Innocents in Paris (1953)

Claude Dauphin in Innocents in Paris (1953)

Jimmy Edwards in Innocents in Paris (1953)

Margaret Rutherford in Innocents in Paris (1953)

Claire Bloom in Innocents in Paris (1953)

Ronald Shiner in Innocents in Paris (1953)

Alastair Sim

Sir Norman Barkeras Sir Norman Barker

Ronald Shiner

Dicky Birdas Dicky Bird

Claire Bloom

Susan Robbinsas Susan Robbins

Margaret Rutherford

Gwladys Inglottas Gwladys Inglott

Claude Dauphin

Maxas Max

Laurence Harvey

Françoisas François

Jimmy Edwards

Captain George Stiltonas Captain George Stilton

James Copeland

Andy McGregoras Andy McGregor

Gaby Bruyère

Josetteas Josette
(as Gaby Bruyere)

Monique Gérard

Raymondeas Raymonde
(as Monique Gerard)

Peter Illing

Panitovas Panitov

Colin Gordon

Customs Officeras Customs Officer

Kenneth Kove

Bickerstaffas Bickerstaff

Frank Muir

George's Friendas George's Friend

Philip Stainton

Nobby Clarkeas Nobby Clarke

Peter Jones

Langtonas Langton

Stringer Davis

Arbuthnotas Arbuthnot

Richard Wattis

Wilkinsonas Wilkinson

A selection of passengers catch the plane from London for an early 1950s weekend in Paris. The Scotsman in his kilt, the elderly lady painter, the international negotiator, and the pretty young girl all find the city welcomes them and changes their lives in some way. —Jeremy Perkins {J-26}

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Taglines
- WICKED, WONDERFUL PARIS...From its Garrets to its Wonderful Cabarets
Genres
Parents guide
- Add content advisory

Trivia
The song being sung in the Russian nightclub is the Russian ballad "Dorogoi dlinnoyu", better known as the 1968 English version "Those Were The Days" sung by Mary Hopkin.

Goofs
Would meals be served on a short flight from London to Paris?.

Quotes
Stewardess: Kindly fasten your seat belt, Madam.
Gwladys: Ooh, I haven't brought one with me!

Soundtracks
Dorogoi Dlinnoyu
Music by Boris Fomin
Lyrics by Konstantin Podrevsky
Performed by Ludmila Lopato

Top review

6/10

I thought it was a little gem too !

A fun little adventure with Alastair Sim on form as usual (always watch Sim closely to get the best from his performances). Margaret Rutherford is her usual dippy, wonderful self and a host of other fifties household British names pop up (including Christopher Lee), in this easy to watch little adventure.

Fifty plus years on, it doesn't really matter what the political motivations of the film were, it's an entertaining little story with a beginning, middle and an end.

There's a lot of dross been made since 1953 and this film by no means takes a back seat. Sit back and enjoy.

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