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Alone in Paris
Henri and Jeannette Milliard, a newly married couple from Normandy arrive in Paris where they intend to spend their honeymoon. Unforfunately a wicket gate in the metro separates the couple. In panic, Henri looks for his wife across the capital. He ends up finding her at the hotel they were to put up. But it looks as if Jeannette has gone through some distressing adventure.
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Henri and Jeannette Milliard, a newly married couple from Normandy arrive in Paris where they intend to spend their honeymoon. Unforfunately a wicket gate in the metro separates the couple. In panic, Henri looks for his wife across the capital. He ends up finding her at the hotel they were to put up. But it looks as if Jeannette has gone through some distressing adventure.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Les Films Marcel Pagnol
Cast
Hervé Bromberger
Director
Bourvil
Henri Milliard, le jeune marié campagnard
Magali Noël
Jeannette Milliard, la jeune mariée
Yvette Etiévant
Germaine
Georges Baconnet
François Bouqueret
Claire Olivier
Amélie Bouqueret
Albert Rémy
Arthur
Madeleine Sylvain
Léonce Corne
Le patron du 'Bon Accueil'
Denise Kerny
L'institutrice
Albert Michel
Le 1er employé du commissariat
François Joux
Le 2ème employé du commissariat
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