Arlette et l'Amour Trailer

Arlette et l'Amour Trailer (1943)

22 September 1943 Comedy 104 mins

Madame Millois, an ambitious mother, thinks she has found the perfect match for her daughter Arlette, Count de Tremblay-Matour. Alas, the ideal husband happens to be a crook. On the night of the wedding, the fake nobleman robs his wife and abandons her. While the outraged Madame Millois looks for the real Count de Tremblay, Arlette seeks consolation with Maxime, a childhood friend. At last, the real count is found. Unsurprisingly, he is furious to learn that, legally, he is Arlette's husband. After a while though, he mellows and accepts to "remain" Arlette's husband.

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Cast

André Luguet

as The real Count Raoul de Tremblay-Matour

Josette Day

as Arlette Milloix

André Alerme

as Baron Gingleux

René Alié

as The false Count of Tremblay-Matour

Andrée de Chauveron

as Mrs. Millois, Arlette's mother

Alexandre Fabry

as Innkeeper

Jimmy Gaillard

as Maxime Noblet

Pierre Labry

as Jules, domestic

Robert Moor

as Mathurin

Henri Poupon

as Breteuil

Jean Toulout

as Count of Brulant

Crew

Roger Desormière

Original Music Composer

International Releases Dates

France 22 September 1943

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