A weekend trip to Paris affects the lives of a group of British tourists.A weekend trip to Paris affects the lives of a group of British tourists.A weekend trip to Paris affects the lives of a group of British tourists.
Gaby Bruyère
- Josette
- (as Gaby Bruyere)
Monique Gérard
- Raymonde
- (as Monique Gerard)
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- Writer
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- TriviaThe song being sung in the Russian nightclub is the Russian ballad "Dorogoi dlinnoyu", better known as the 1968 English version "Those Were The Days" sung by Mary Hopkin.
- GoofsWould meals be served on a short flight from London to Paris?.
- Quotes
Stewardess: Kindly fasten your seat belt, Madam.
Gwladys: Ooh, I haven't brought one with me!
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I saw this on tv years ago but watched it today via new blu ray.
It is good fun and of interest in how it tells its story.
Even for 1953 it is cosy and unrealistic,I did not expect anything else.
But it has a lot of location filming in Paris and it looks great.
As someone obsessed with aviation history I expect they did provide meals on flights to Paris in this period.
Flying was for richer people then and this was before the jet age,the flight would have been longer than it is nowadays.
Passengers would expect food and drink on nearly all flights..
One of the reviews here made me scratch my head.
France famous for poor food produce? Really?
British airliners always crashing? Well we know about the Comet but Britain had a mighty aviation industry in the 1950s.
The French talk about the 30 glorious years of growth and prosperity after WW2.
I never found out exactly which years? 1945-1975? 1948-1978? In any case France recovered from world war 2 thanks to the Marshall plan but also to the hard work of its citizens and due to having an economic plan.
It is good fun and of interest in how it tells its story.
Even for 1953 it is cosy and unrealistic,I did not expect anything else.
But it has a lot of location filming in Paris and it looks great.
As someone obsessed with aviation history I expect they did provide meals on flights to Paris in this period.
Flying was for richer people then and this was before the jet age,the flight would have been longer than it is nowadays.
Passengers would expect food and drink on nearly all flights..
One of the reviews here made me scratch my head.
France famous for poor food produce? Really?
British airliners always crashing? Well we know about the Comet but Britain had a mighty aviation industry in the 1950s.
The French talk about the 30 glorious years of growth and prosperity after WW2.
I never found out exactly which years? 1945-1975? 1948-1978? In any case France recovered from world war 2 thanks to the Marshall plan but also to the hard work of its citizens and due to having an economic plan.
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- Release date
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- Also known as
- Anatole de Grunwald's Innocents in Paris
- Filming locations
- Paris, France(filmed in Paris)
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- Runtime1 hour 33 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.37 : 1
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