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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- 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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After the war, France was a mess an agricultural economy with a bad reputation world- wide because of near universal collaboration with the Nazis. America resolved to rebuild Europe and part of the plan was to cast Paris as a romantic place, in spite of its history. Hard to believe today, but Paris is wholly a cinematic invention.
The instruction went out to US and UK studios. The US studios went along to protect valuable monopolies, already eroding. UK studios required a subsidy. Many famous and important films followed.
This is one of the subsidized UK films. (Included in the story is a joke about the safety of air travel. The first British airliner was a disaster, with many crashes.)
Several Londoners visit Paris for the weekend and have their lives changed by the romanticism of the place and people. As with most subsidized films, including many French films to this day, it stinks.
The story is broken into five threads: a statesman, Scotsman, young pretty woman, old bat, and marine in a marching band.
The young woman is Claire Bloom when she was pretty. But the only thread that has any charm at all is the one that follows Margaret Rutherford and her always present husband, Stringer Davis. She's unique, inventing a character that has become a stereotype.
Ted's Evaluation -- 1 of 3: You can find something better to do with this part of your life.
The instruction went out to US and UK studios. The US studios went along to protect valuable monopolies, already eroding. UK studios required a subsidy. Many famous and important films followed.
This is one of the subsidized UK films. (Included in the story is a joke about the safety of air travel. The first British airliner was a disaster, with many crashes.)
Several Londoners visit Paris for the weekend and have their lives changed by the romanticism of the place and people. As with most subsidized films, including many French films to this day, it stinks.
The story is broken into five threads: a statesman, Scotsman, young pretty woman, old bat, and marine in a marching band.
The young woman is Claire Bloom when she was pretty. But the only thread that has any charm at all is the one that follows Margaret Rutherford and her always present husband, Stringer Davis. She's unique, inventing a character that has become a stereotype.
Ted's Evaluation -- 1 of 3: You can find something better to do with this part of your life.
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- tedg
- Jun 8, 2005
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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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