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Is There a Frenchman in the House?
An official's earlier rise to power had some sordid aspects that are about to be uncovered by the death of his uncle. While he is trying to contain any potential scandal, the man becomes enamored of the daughter of his uncle's maid. This new romance inspires him to forget worries about a public image and focus on a new life -- not any easy objective when unsavory friends and foes have their own agendas in mind.
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An official's earlier rise to power had some sordid aspects that are about to be uncovered by the death of his uncle. While he is trying to contain any potential scandal, the man becomes enamored of the daughter of his uncle's maid. This new romance inspires him to forget worries about a public image and focus on a new life -- not any easy objective when unsavory friends and foes have their own agendas in mind.
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Genre:Comedy, Crime
Written By:Frédéric Dard, Jean-Pierre Mocky
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:Uranus Productions France, Marianne Productions, Belstar Productions
Cast
Jean-Pierre Mocky
Director
Victor Lanoux
Horace Tumelat
Jacques Dutronc
Eric Plante
Jacqueline Maillan
Madame Fluck
Michel Galabru
Victor Réglisson
Dominique Lavanant
Ginette Alcazar
Andréa Ferréol
Georgette Réglisson
Jean-François Stévenin
Paul Pauley
Jean-Luc Bideau
Inspector Maurice Serruti
Emmanuelle Riva
Adélaïde Tumelat
Marion Peterson
Noëlle Réglisson
François Cavanna
Malgençon
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