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We Will All Go to Paris






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We Will All Go to Paris
Directed byJean Boyer
Written by
  • Jean Boyer
  • André Hornez
  • Franz Tanzler
  • Serge Véber
  • Produced by
  • Ray Ventura
  • Starring
  • Philippe Lemaire
  • Françoise Arnoul
  • CinematographyCharles Suin
    Edited byFanchette Mazin
    Music byPaul Misraki

    Production
    company

    Hoche Productions

    Distributed byLes Films Corona

    Release date

    • 8 February 1950 (1950-02-08)

    Running time

    93 minutes
    CountryFrance
    LanguageFrench

    We Will All Go to Paris (French: Nous irons à Paris) is a 1950 French comedy film directed by Jean Boyer. The film stars Ray Ventura, Philippe Lemaire and Françoise Arnoul.[1] It was shot at the Saint-Maurice StudiosinParis. The films sets were designed by the art director Raymond Nègre.

    Cast[edit]

  • Philippe Lemaire as Jacques Lambert, le crooner
  • Françoise Arnoul as Micheline Grosbois
  • Christian Duvaleix as Paul Chardon
  • Maryse Martin as Maman Terrine
  • Max Elloy as Honorin
  • Albert Duvaleix sa Le commissaire
  • Henri Charrett as Un membre de la maréchaussée
  • Robert Destain as Le fiancé
  • Marcel Charvey as Le chef de la publicité
  • Nicolas Amato as Un membre de la maréchaussée
  • Charles Bouillaud as Un membre de la maréchaussée
  • Marcel Meral as Himself
  • Jean Hébey as Le secrétaire
  • Georges Baconnet as Le maire
  • Henri Génès as Julien
  • Fred Pasquali as M. Grosbois
  • Martine Carol as Martine Carol
  • Monsieur Champagne as Specialty Act
  • Georges Lannes as Le directeur de la radio
  • Peters Sisters as Themselves
  • George Raft as George Raft
  • Henri Salvador as Henri Salvador
  • Jacques Vertan
  • Max Dejean as Max Dejean
  • Simone Gerbier
  • Lucien Guervil as Un membre de la maréchaussée
  • Jeanne Longuet as Jeanne Longuet
  • Paulette Rollin as Micheline Grosbois (singing voice)
  • René Sauvaire
  • Henri Vilbert as Le brigadier
  • References[edit]

    1. ^ A Companion to Contemporary French Cinema p.533

    Bibliography[edit]

    External links[edit]


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