A producer is obsessed with turning his wife into a sexy star, ignoring her needs, and prompting her to return to France, where she becomes attracted to an attentive pilot, and ensuing a rev... Read allA producer is obsessed with turning his wife into a sexy star, ignoring her needs, and prompting her to return to France, where she becomes attracted to an attentive pilot, and ensuing a revenge plot by a jealous husband, that goes astray.A producer is obsessed with turning his wife into a sexy star, ignoring her needs, and prompting her to return to France, where she becomes attracted to an attentive pilot, and ensuing a revenge plot by a jealous husband, that goes astray.
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- 1 win
- French Singer
- (uncredited)
- Minor Role
- (uncredited)
- Waiter at Costume Party
- (uncredited)
- Script Girl
- (uncredited)
- French Maid
- (uncredited)
- Max
- (uncredited)
- Robert - Cafe Waiter
- (uncredited)
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Did you know
- TriviaThe skimpy outfit Leslie Caron wears in the audition scene is the same one Marilyn Monroe wore in Bus Stop (1956).
- Quotes
Willie Bauche: [Willie's dressed in an Arab costume] Micky's okay. That gangster stuff is all in the past. He's strictly legit now. Nothing but slot machines.
Preacher: Would Romeo have put a tail on Juliet?
Willie Bauche: No, and that's probably why he's not with us today. Romeo happens to be the most overrated practitioner in the history of romance. Who else but a medieval Mortimer Snerd could have managed to get his whole wedding party knocked off?
Preacher: Women don't like being tailed, Sire, especially women who are wives.
Willie Bauche: Did you smell that Mimosa last night?
Preacher: I was transported by its fragrance.
Willie Bauche: That's what I mean. All that Mimosa, moonlight, music. There must be a thousand violins in this hotel alone. A woman's got to be protected against herself. Or, to put it bluntly, against over-stimulation.
Preacher: I'm still perturbed, Sire.
Willie Bauche: Your trouble, of course, is you know nothing about women. You realise why you're not married don't you?
Preacher: Just luck, I imagine.
Willie Bauche: Women can see through you.
- Crazy creditsOpening credits are shown next to several rolls of film strips, theoretically showing scenes from the film.
- ConnectionsReferenced in World by Night (1960)
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- Oct 12, 2009
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- Über den Gassen von Nizza
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- Runtime1 hour 45 minutes
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- 2.35 : 1