Une veuve en or (1969)
Directed by Michel Audiard

Comedy
aka: A Golden Widow

Film Synopsis

Antoine, a sculptor, is happily married to the beautiful and passionate Delphine, and it seems that nothing can destroy the love they have for each other.  One day Delphine receives the unexpected news that she is the sole heiress of an old forgotten uncle who has recently died in America.  She can scarcely believe that she has inherited a fortune that amounts to 100 million dollars.  However, the will contains a rather curious clause.   If Delphine is married she will inherit the money only if her husband should die within three months.  Over the ensuing days, the penniless Delphine finds that her love for Antoine is melting like butter in the sun, as her desire for her poisoned legacy begins to assert itself.  With her husband blissfully unaware of her intentions, Delphine sets out to fulfil the terms of her uncle's will, but has no idea what she has started...
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Film Credits

  • Director: Michel Audiard
  • Script: Odette Joyeux, Michel Audiard, Jean-Marie Poiré
  • Cinematographer: Georges Barsky, Pierre Petit
  • Music: Jacques Loussier
  • Cast: Michèle Mercier (Delphine Berger), Claude Rich (Antoine Berger), Roger Carel (Aristophane Percankas), Jean Carmet (Un membre du Yiddish International Power), Daniel Ceccaldi (Le conservateur du musée), Jean-Pierre Darras (Rapha), Mario David (Monsieur Sigmund), Folco Lulli (Le Sicilien - un tueur), André Pousse (Pierre Déricourt de Savignac dit Pierrot le Farceur), Sim (Il Vecchio), Jacques Dufilho (Joseph - un détective), Claude Véga (Commentaire), Max Amyl (Le Pierrot), Jacqueline Doyen (La voyante), Robert Lombard (Un membre du Yiddish International Power), Jean Martin (Un lieutenant), Tony Rödel (Freddy), Ibrahim Seck (Monsieur Siegfried), Dominique Zardi (Un membre du Yiddish International Power), Yves Afonso (Un membre de la bande à Raphaël)
  • Country: Italy / France / West Germany
  • Language: French
  • Support: Color
  • Runtime: 85 min
  • Aka: A Golden Widow

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