Julietta
1953 Comedy / Romance   

 

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  Director: Marc Allégret
Starring: Dany Robin, Jean Marais, Jeanne Moreau, Denise Grey

Synopsis
Whilst on holiday, Madame Valender tries to marry her daughter Julietta to Hector d’Alpon, a wealthy prince, to make an impression on everyone.  However, Julietta has no interest in money and fame so she is reluctant to participate in her mother’s game.  When they are travelling back to Paris by train, Julietta finds a cigarette holder belonging to a man who has just left the train.  As she runs after him to return the cigarette holder, the train leaves the station without her.  The man, a lawyer named Maître Landrecourt, asks her to stay at his house until the morning, after which she must leave.  The next day, Landrecourt has an appointment with his fiancée, the snobbish Rosie.  What Landrecourt doesn’t know is that Julietta has decided to run away from everything and is there to stay.  Unfortunately for Julietta, Landrecourt intends returning to the house with Rosie, who just happens to be a good friend of Hector d’Alpon.  Rosie has even taken the liberty of inviting the prince to Landrecourt’s house for the weekend...
© Willems Henri (Brussels, Belgium)

Credits
  • Director: Marc Allégret
  • Script: Louise de Vilmorin (novel), Françoise Giroud
  • Photo: Henri Alekan
  • Music: Guy Bernard
  • Cast: Dany Robin (Julietta), Jean Marais (André Landrecourt), Jeanne Moreau (Rosie Facibey), Denise Grey (Mme Valender, la mère de Julietta), Bernard Lancret (Hector d’Alpon, le prince d’Alpen), Nicole Berger (Martine Valendor), Renée Barell, Georges Chamarat (Arthur, l’intendant), François Joux (Le commissaire)
  • Country: France
  • Language: French
  • Runtime: 96 min; B&W
  • Aka: Julietta



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