Jambes en l'air à Bangkok
Patrick is the secretary of Ducas, a rich industrialist; he is also his boss's provider of erotic entertainment. To further his imagination, and no expenses asked, he travels to Bangkok to study the local massage parlors. On the side, he takes six other commissions that he intends to fulfill well. Only, two young adventurers, Anna and Dorothée will cross his path, and make his jobs really difficult.
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Patrick is the secretary of Ducas, a rich industrialist; he is also his boss's provider of erotic entertainment. To further his imagination, and no expenses asked, he travels to Bangkok to study the local massage parlors. On the side, he takes six other commissions that he intends to fulfill well. Only, two young adventurers, Anna and Dorothée will cross his path, and make his jobs really difficult.
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Genre:Comedy, Adventure
Written By:Henri Sala, Jacques Chaumelle
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Orpham Productions, Europrodis
Cast
Henri Sala
Director
Jacques Cornet
Patrick Pépin
Simone Bach
Dorothée
Pamela Birdy
Anna
Paul Mercey
Francis Ducas
Olga Valéry
Alice
Henri Lafleur
Le Dungue
Jacqueline Jacques
Mai Lin, la masseuse
Sébastien Floche
La dame au chien et son chauffeur / M. Martin le voisin / Le plombier / Le chauffeur de taxi
Gilda Arancio
Marie-Adeline
Martine Capdevielle
L'ouvreuse
Guy Dhers
Le neuveu de la dame au chien
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