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Overview
Maxime is a French film comedy-drama first released in 1958,
directed by Henri Verneuil.
The film is based on a novel by Henri Duvernois and stars Michèle Morgan, Charles Boyer, Arletty, Jane Marken and André Brunot.
Our overall rating for this film is: good.
Synopsis
Paris, 1914. Maxime Cherpray is an ageing Don Juan who, despite
being well-bred and well-educated, has little money and lives in a
small apartment. To make ends meet, he instructs his friend
Hubert Treffujean, an uncouth opportunist, in the art of good
manners. One day, Hubert falls under the spell of the beautiful
widow Jacqueline Monneron, but she refuses to pursue any kind of
relationship with him. Hubert is not a man to give up easily and
so, he appeals to his friend Maxime to help him. Hubert had
intended that Maxime would approach Jacqueline on his behalf and then
introduce him to her. He did not expect that the two would fall
for one another and become lovers! Mistakenly under the
impression that Maxime is rich, Jacqueline wonders why he is so
secretive. Curious to find out more about him, she decides to pay
him an unexpected visit...
© Willems Henri (Brussels, Belgium) Film Review
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