“Devil’s Mouth”
A best friend that will stick with you to the end, on a group trip from hell, is someone to die for.
My Heart Is Calling You
Director Rosé and his opera company travel to Monte Carlo where they expect an engagément to perform at the opera house. During the boat trip Mario, the cheerful tenor, meets a girl hidden in his cabin. He helps her singing for her passage and soon Nicole is adopted by the whole troupe. Then at Monte Carlo the opera director has no intention to sign them. But he has an eye for beautiful women, so Nicole will try to persuade him to reconsider the offer.
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Director Rosé and his opera company travel to Monte Carlo where they expect an engagément to perform at the opera house. During the boat trip Mario, the cheerful tenor, meets a girl hidden in his cabin. He helps her singing for her passage and soon Nicole is adopted by the whole troupe. Then at Monte Carlo the opera director has no intention to sign them. But he has an eye for beautiful women, so Nicole will try to persuade him to reconsider the offer.
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Genre:Comedy
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Studio:Société des Films Osso
Cast
Serge Veber, Carmine Gallone
Director
Jan Kiepura
Mario Delmonti
Danielle Darrieux
Nicole Nadin
Lucien Baroux
Rosé, director
Julien Carette
Coq
Charles Dechamps
Arvelle, director of the Opera
Bill Bocket
Jeanne Cheirel
Fashion salon director
Colette Darfeuil
Margot
Rolla France
Vera Valetti
André Gabriello
Favrolles
Edouard Hamel
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