La tournée des grands Ducs

1953

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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaGaston Fromageot, the son of the lawyer Fromageot is in love with Brigitte , the daughter of the baroness.This night , the priest, the lawyer and Gaston have arrived at the house of the baro... Leggi tuttoGaston Fromageot, the son of the lawyer Fromageot is in love with Brigitte , the daughter of the baroness.This night , the priest, the lawyer and Gaston have arrived at the house of the baroness who asks them why they have comer so late in the night, the lawyer then speaks about ... Leggi tuttoGaston Fromageot, the son of the lawyer Fromageot is in love with Brigitte , the daughter of the baroness.This night , the priest, the lawyer and Gaston have arrived at the house of the baroness who asks them why they have comer so late in the night, the lawyer then speaks about the restoration of the bell tower.They show her a document, she needs her glasses and send... Leggi tutto

Regia
- André Pellenc
Sceneggiatura
- Norbert Carbonnaux
- André Pellenc
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4,3/10

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Regia
- André Pellenc
Sceneggiatura
- Norbert Carbonnaux
- André Pellenc
Star

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Carolina Perez
Music by Louiguy
Lyrics by Hubert Ithier
Performed by Francisco Grandey

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Going out to town....

That's what the title means . At the time,the "Office Catholique Du Cinema" forbade the movie to their flock ,because of its (rather crude,admittedly) sexual innuendos ,and of its topless dancers.Much ado about nothing.

For this is a nothing movie,based on a screenplay written by morons : to get money to repair the Church steeple ,a stupid lump,in love with a baroness' daughter,has to go to Paris to find "artists " who would perform for a charity gala .

This is only a pretext to show the Parisian life time to an absolutely half-witted audience.

One can save ,at a pinch,Jean Carmet's portrayal of a stammering priest ,and two short appearances by Louis De Funès as a receptionist.

What's the point of restoring such a dud?