Gaston is in love with Brigitte, daughter of the Baroness, who claims to have a lover. Gaston sets off for Paris, with 300,000 francs borrowed from the Baroness, to find his rival. He is robbed and forced to work in cabarets, where his father, his fiancée and the Baroness, not to mention the Curé, come looking for him. All ends well.
André Pellenc, Norbert Carbonnaux
Director
Louis de Funès
Hotel director
Raymond Bussières
Louis, waiter
Denise Grey
The baroness
Christian Duvaleix
Gaston Fromageot, notary's son
Roméo Carlès
Maître Fromageot, notary
Sophie Sel
Brigitte, baroness's daughter
Jean Carmet
Village vicar
Pierre Duncan
Max, coach driver
Jean Dunot
Baroness's servant
Marie Elys
Huguette Duval
I’m still trying to comprehend the psychological and moral implications of their fascination with each other, or why their almost written-in-the-stars depth of connection makes so much sense.
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