Doudou, the owner of sugar refinery, calls on his fiancée's
parents to ask their permission to marry her. Unfortunately, he
gets the address wrong and ends up knocking on the door of another
couple, whose daughter is also waiting to be whisked down the
aisle. As a result of this mix-up, Doudou has no choice but to
court two women in the same apartment block.
Script: Marcel Arnac (novel),
René Delacroix,
Edouard Molinaro,
Paul Vandenberghe
Cinematographer: Georges Million
Music: Claude Arrieu
Cast: Jacques Jouanneau (Edouard 'Doudou' Doucin),
Raymond Bussières (James),
Denise Grey (Mme Natacha Olivaro),
Marthe Mercadier (Mme Amanda Lautier),
Pierrette Bruno (Poupette Lautier),
Geneviève Cluny (Babette Olivaro),
Mischa Auer (M. Pedro Olivaro),
André Gabriello (M. Eugène Lautier),
Gaby Morlay (Agathe de Chamillac),
Henri Coutet,
Germaine Grainval,
Henri Marchand,
Gaëtan Noël,
Sophie Sel,
Alice Tissot,
Roger Vincent
Country: France
Language: French
Support: Black and White
Runtime: 86 min
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