Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Rex Harrison | ... | Victor Chandebisse / Poche | |
Rosemary Harris | ... | Gabrielle Chandebisse | |
Louis Jourdan | ... | Henri Tournel | |
Rachel Roberts | ... | Suzanne de Castilian | |
John Williams | ... | Dr. Finache | |
Grégoire Aslan | ... | Max - Hotel Coq Dor Owner | |
Edward Hardwicke | ... | Pierre Chandebisse - Victor's Nephew | |
Georges Descrières | ... | Don Carlos de Castilian | |
Isla Blair | ... | Antoinette - Charles' Wife | |
Frank Thornton | ... | Charles - Butler | |
Victor Sen Yung | ... | Oke Saki | |
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Laurence Badie | ... | Eugenie - Hotel Coq Dor Maid |
Dominique Davray | ... | Olympe | |
Olivier Hussenot | ... | Max's Uncle Louis | |
Estella Blain | ... | Defendant |
A Frenchwoman (Rosemary Harris), suspecting her lawyer husband (Sir Rex Harrison) of having an affair, plots to catch him in the act.
I really wish that I could say something positive about this film.Despite a stellar cast and directed by Jacques Charon who, as a luminary of the Comedie Francaise should, one assume, have been steeped in the tradition of French farce, this effort is truly lamentable. An acute source of embarassment to all concerned. Its sheer awfulness defies belief. I beg you all to forget this travesty and see 'Occupe-toi d'Amelie' of Claude Autant-Lara to appreciate how Feydeau should be done.