Film Synopsis
A woman and her somewhat oafish husband attend a society gathering hosted
by a wealthy lawyer. In their host's absence, the husband becomes impatient
and abandons his wife on the pretext that he has a vital business meeting
to get to. Once the husband has gone, the host appears and throws himself
on the wife, showering her with ardent declarations of love. He insists
that she must come to him later that evening, at nine o'clock. She
agrees, but at the appointed time she fails to keep the appointment.
In a state of anguish bordering on desperation, the lawyer telephones his
beloved and entreats her to come to him as soon as she can. She appears
at once and they spend a night of passionate lovemaking together. The
next morning, the wife is alarmed to find that she has overslept. Before
she can get dressed, her husband turns up unexpectedly. Is it possible
he has already discovered her infidelity? No, the husband is here to
enlist the lawyer's professional services in a matter of some urgency.
It seems that the husband desperately needs an alibi for the previous night...
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Film Credits
- Director: Sacha Guitry
- Script: Sacha Guitry
- Cinematographer: Georges Benoît
- Cast: Sacha Guitry (L'amant),
Raimu (Le mari),
Jacqueline Delubac (La femme),
Arletty (Une invitée (prologue)),
Louis Baron fils (Un invité (prologue)),
Pierre Bertin (Un invité (prologue)),
Victor Boucher (Un invité (prologue)),
Jean Coquelin (Un invité (prologue)),
Claude Dauphin (Un invité (prologue)),
Rosine Deréan (Une invitée (prologue)),
Yvette Guilbert (Une invitée (prologue)),
André Lefaur (Un invité (prologue)),
Marcel Lévesque (Un invité (prologue)),
Marguerite Moreno (Une invitée (prologue)),
Gabriel Signoret (Un invité (prologue)),
Michel Simon (Un invité (prologue)),
Andrée Guize (Une servante),
Robert Seller (Un maître d'hôtel),
Louis Kerly (Le valet de chambre)
- Country: France
- Language: French
- Support: Black and White
- Runtime: 86 min
- Aka: Let's Have a Dream