A small industrialist from Toulouse, goes to Paris to negotiate the buyout of his company from an American financial group. During his stay, the representative of the large firm calls on a luxury call girl to facilitate their "business".
Édouard Molinaro
Director
Pierre Mondy
Benoît Castejac, propriétaire de Castejac & Cie
Mireille Darc
Christine, la call-girl de Mme Claude
Françoise Prévost
Françoise Castejac, épouse de Benoît
Gérard Hérold
M. Jacques Delorme, l'ingénieur conseil, Fielding
Michael Lonsdale
M. Morrison, président de la Fielding
Daniel Ceccaldi
M. Levêgue, directeur des relations publiques, Fileding
Raoul Curet
Le directeur de la boutique Cartier
Robert Dalban
Lartigue, le comptable, Castejac & Cie
Jean-Pierre Garrigues
Michaud, un ouvrier, Castejac & Cie
Robert Lestourneaud
Dupuis, un ouvrier, Castejac & Cie
Robert Lombard
Un client de Christine, chez Cartier
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