Comedy (1943)

Comedy is a French film first released in 1943, directed by Roger Richebé.  The film stars Fernand Gravey, Simone Renant, Suzet Maïs, Bernard Blier and Aimé Clariond.  Our overall rating for this film is: good.


François Dominique, known as Domino, and his friend Mirandole head back home, having failed to make their fortune in Africa.  When Jane, Domino’s mistress, puts an end to their relationship, Domino decides to sell his only possession - an African statue.  He therefore turns to Jacques Heller, the owner of an art gallery, to help him out.  Having explained the situation on the phone, Domino is invited by Heller’s wife Lorette to an art exhibition given by François Cremonne.   Meanwhile, Heller has just discovered a letter addressed to his wife from a man called François and concludes that she is having an affair with Cremonne.  Fearing his game may be up, Cremonne offers Domino some money to make Heller think that he is Lorette’s lover...
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