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À pied, à cheval et en voiture
1957 Comedy
Review
Popular comedy actor Noël-Noël gives an ebullient performance in this witty
if somewhat run-of-the-mill comedy from the late 1950s. The
jokes and plot are painfully predictable, but the film does feature a number of memorable
visual gags. The film’s appeal to French film enthusiasts
may have more to do with the anarchic contributions from some very talented young actors
at the start of their successful film careers – Jean-Paul Belmondo, Jean-Pierre Cassel
and Darry Cowl.
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Director:
Maurice Delbez
Starring: Edmond Ardisson, Jean-Paul Belmondo, Jean-Pierre Cassel, Maurice Chevit, Aimé Clariond Synopsis
When he learns that his daughter is to be engaged to the son of a well-to-do businessman,
Leon Martin realises that drastic action is called for if he is to create a good impression.
Essential to his plan is the acquisition of a motorcar, which
he intends to drive to the estate of his prospective in-laws with the hope of impressing
upon them his social status. Leon’s scheme quickly runs into
a few snags. Having, miraculously, obtained a driving licence,
he is conned into buying a car that is unlikely to impress anyone…
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