Raoul Morel, a timid and penniless young man, works as a driving school
instructor. During one lesson, he gets to know the ravishing
Lolita Perez, the daughter of an incredibly wealthy South
American. Against her father's wishes, Lolita intends to marry a
charming adventurer named Marcel d'Arcy, who is only after her for her
fortune. To get her father to give her the money that is
rightfully hers, Lolia intends to ask a Frenchman to give her a
marriage of convenience. Afterwards, she will get a divorce and
be free to marry whoever she wishes. Raoul is just the man she is
looking for...
Music: Norbert Glanzberg, Heinz Kiessling, Manfred R. Köhler
Cast: Jean Bretonnière (Raoul Morel),
Jean Tissier (Pompom), Roméo Carlès (Pérez),
Jacqueline Noëlle (Denise), Geneviève Kervine (Lolita Pérez),
Jean Marconi (Marcel d'Arcy), Elisabeth Hardy (Berthe),
Nadine Tallier (Suzanne),
Bourinhoff (Le Chinois),
Marcel Charvey (Romio Carles),
Alfred Stonise (Band (pays:"Der Mann meiner Träume")),
Fred Pasquali,
Nicolas Amato
Country: France
Language: French
Support: Black and White
Runtime: 98 min
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