'Better Nate Than Ever' takes to Broadway
The coming-of-age story that brings viewers into the world of Broadway, New York City, with musical talent and LGBTQ leads.
Small Local Trains (1960)
Émile Durand, an insecticide manufacturer, is appalled to learn that his son Gérard has fallen in love with Suzy, the daughter of a travelling theatre company. Realising his father will never favour the union, Gérard joins the company on their next tour. In an attempt to heal the rift, Durand’s wife goes after Gérard and ends up performing in their next play…
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Émile Durand, an insecticide manufacturer, is appalled to learn that his son Gérard has fallen in love with Suzy, the daughter of a travelling theatre company. Realising his father will never favour the union, Gérard joins the company on their next tour. In an attempt to heal the rift, Durand’s wife goes after Gérard and ends up performing in their next play…
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Romance
Written By:Guy Lionel, Pascal Bastia, Jean Bastia
In Theaters:12/31/1960
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Horizons Cinématographie, Société Française des Films Éclair
Cast
Jean Bastia
Director
Jean Richard
César Beauminet
Roger Pierre
Gérard Durand
Louis de Funès
Émile Durand
Nicky Valor
Céline Valmont
Danièle Lebrun
Suzy Beauminet
Annick Tanguy
Fanny Beauminet
Robert Rollis
Ernest
Max Desrau
Pépé Beauminet
Billy Bourbon
Albert Albert
Madeleine Barbulée
Adélaïde Benoit
Jane Helly
Marguerite Durand
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