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Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Dany Robin | ... | Françoise Marceau | |
Daniel Gélin | ... | Michel Corbier | |
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Jacques Jouanneau | ... | Chatou |
Georges Chamarat | ... | Le commissaire | |
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Lona Rita | ... | Estelle |
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Régine Lovi | ... | Lulu |
Michel Galabru | ... | Aristide Oranos | |
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Fernand Sardou | ... | Emile |
Noël Roquevert | ... | Robillard | |
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Antonin Baryel | ||
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Henri Belly | ||
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Yves Gladine | ||
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Jean Hébey | ... | Le bijoutier |
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Gabriel Jabbour | ... | Chauffeur de taxi (as Gabriel Jabbourg) |
Dominique Marcas |
This is a pleasant harmless comedy ,not unlike the American ones of the thirties .Dany Robin and Daniel Gélin makes a nice pair in the classical parts of "enemies-turned-in love ;the story is quite zany,which is fine with me: a Greek Tycoon (Michel Galabru,with an accent) thinks the chick he's got a crush on is having an affair with another man;she's not ,but she 's in charge an invaluable necklace she has to take to Cannes by train with the help of a private eye.But the millionaire has also her followed by an investigator from Noel Roquevert's seedy agency:the boss 's got only one man,but this man can be a young gigolo or a respectable greybeard,or ..you name it .
The best moments happen in the first part in the train with mistaken identities and false beards;then a nice part in the Provence landscapes where Gélin pretends he is a farmer's son (and Fernand Sardou does not even notice he's got the local accent);the movie loses steam in the second half and sometimes verges on slapstick farce ,but the actors keep the interest throughout