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So This Is Paris (1955)

Dir: Richard Quine         Comedy / Musical / Romance       stars 3
Overview
So This Is Paris is an American comedy romance film first released in 1955, directed by Richard Quine.  The film stars Tony Curtis, Gloria DeHaven, Gene Nelson, Corinne Calvet and Paul Gilbert.  It has also been released under the title: So This Is Paree.  Our overall rating for this film is: good.


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Credits
  • Director: Richard Quine
  • Script: Ray Buffum, Charles Hoffman
  • Photo: Maury Gertsman
  • Music: Henry Mancini
  • Cast: Tony Curtis (Joe Maxwell), Gloria DeHaven (Colette d’Avril), Gene Nelson (Al Howard), Corinne Calvet (Suzanne Sorel), Paul Gilbert (Davy Jones), Mara Corday (Yvonne), Ann Codee (Grand’mere Marie), Roger Etienne (Pierre Deshons), Myrna Hansen (Ingrid), Allison Hayes (Carmen), Christiane Martel (Christiane), Regina Dombek (Miss Photo Flash), Arthur Gould-Porter (Albert, Butler), Pat Horn (Dancer), Michelle Ducasse (Simone), Maithe Iragui (Cecile), Lucien Plauzoles (Eugene), Numa Lapeyre (Charlot), Lizette Guy (Jeannine), Carlos Albert (Mailman), Eugene Borden (Hotel Clerk), George Davis (Emil), Karl ’Killer’ Davis (Angel), Jean De Briac (Mr. Sorel), Marcel De la Brosse (Headwaiter), Victor Desny (Photographer), George Gastine (Crap Shooter), Gregory Golubeff (Farmer), Jean Heremans (Crap Shooter), Gladys Holland (Bit Role), Robert Hunter (Tony), Donald Lawton (Gendarme), Eddie Le Baron (Crap Shooter), Barry Norton (Gendarme), Rolfe Sedan (Cab Driver), André Villon (Gendarme)
  • Country: USA
  • Language: English
  • Runtime: 96 min
  • Aka: So This Is Paree; Three Gobs in Paris


 
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