Jean-Louis Cartier, a Frenchman, has settled in Canada and has married
a petulant woman from Quebec. Having acquired a taste for
adventure, he presents his wife with a caravan and takes her on a grand
tour of his adopted country. A major misunderstanding results
in Jean-Louis being mistaken for Monsieur de Chartiez, a senior French
diplomat...
Cast: Dominique Michel (Mme Cartier),
Jean Lefebvre (M. Cartier),
Régis Simard (François Cartier),
René Simard (Luc Cartier),
Francis Blanche (M. De Chatiez),
Mylène Demongeot (Mme De Chatiez),
Denise Proulx (Mme Lafleur),
Frank Mahovlich (Himself),
Germaine Gloutnez,
Len Watt,
Barry Baldaro,
Dave Broadfoot,
Yoland Guérard,
Patsy Gallant,
Dave Nichols,
Yvan Ducharme,
Marc Laurendeau
Country: France / Canada
Language: French
Support: Color
Runtime: 89 min
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