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André is a loving and attentive husband, but when he agrees to plead his enamored brother's case with student Françoise Massard, he in turn becomes infatuated with the beautiful woman, who is perpetually in search of true love through a series of hazardous romantic relationships. When Françoise learns that the legitimate couple are expecting a child.
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André is a loving and attentive husband, but when he agrees to plead his enamored brother's case with student Françoise Massard, he in turn becomes infatuated with the beautiful woman, who is perpetually in search of true love through a series of hazardous romantic relationships. When Françoise learns that the legitimate couple are expecting a child.

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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Directed By:Pierre Billon, Giorgio Capitani
Written By:Pierre Billon, Giorgio Capitani, Marcel Achard, Vittorio Calvino
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Société Générale de Cinématographie (S.G.C.), Bellotti Film

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Pierre Billon, Giorgio Capitani

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Raf Vallone

André

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Françoise Arnoul

Françoise

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Giorgio Albertazzi

Il coloniale

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Elena Varzi

Elena

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Ave Ninchi

Cecilia

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Andrea Valle

Gilberto

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Aldo Silvani

Padre di Andrea

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Annette Ciarli

Portinaia

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