How to Succeed in Love
Bernard, a young, serious publisher of religious books, finds himself embroiled in amusing and eventful adventures with Sophie, a wacky twist dancer. Having lost his own situation, he joins Editions du Soleil thanks to his friend Marcel's manuscript "Comment réussir en amour". Freed of his shyness, he succeeds brilliantly in his career; and having put to good use the teachings of the manuscript, Bernard ends up marrying Sophie. But he soon finds himself confronted by the impetuous young woman's fantasies.
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Bernard, a young, serious publisher of religious books, finds himself embroiled in amusing and eventful adventures with Sophie, a wacky twist dancer. Having lost his own situation, he joins Editions du Soleil thanks to his friend Marcel's manuscript "Comment réussir en amour". Freed of his shyness, he succeeds brilliantly in his career; and having put to good use the teachings of the manuscript, Bernard ends up marrying Sophie. But he soon finds himself confronted by the impetuous young woman's fantasies.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Annette Wademant
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Produzione Cinematografica Mediterranee, Francos Films, France Cinéma Productions
Cast
Michel Boisrond
Director
Dany Saval
Sophie Rondeau
Jean Poiret
Bernard Monod
Jacqueline Maillan
Edmée Rondeau
Jacques Charon
Director of Editions du Soleil
Hélène Duc
Wife of the director of Editions du Soleil
Maurice Chevit
Agent
Dominique Davray
Joséphine
Claude Piéplu
Dance teacher
Noël Roquevert
Director of Editions Saint-Vincent-de-Paul
Roger Pierre
Marcel
Michel Serrault
Commissioner
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