I Was It Three Times Trailer

I Was It Three Times Trailer (1952)

31 October 1952 Comedy 78 mins

A husband who had divorced twice because he had been betrayed by his former wives, takes his precautions to prevent the deed from happening a third time. And yet it does.

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Cast

Sacha Guitry

as Jean Renneval

Bernard Blier

as Henri Verdier / Hector van Broken

Lana Marconi

as Thérèse Verdier

Simone Paris

as Lucie Verdier

Solange Varenne

as Juliette Verdier

Pauline Carton

as L'habilleuse

Raymond Lamy

as Self, an editor

Robert LeRoy

as Self, a producer

Louis de Funès

as L'interprète-secrétaire du sultan de Hammanlif (uncredited)

Meg Lemonnier

as Henriette Le Havray (uncredited)

Ginette Taffin

as Julie (uncredited)

Primerose Perret

as Andrée, une jeune fille (uncredited)

Janine Camp

as Suzette, une autre jeune fille (uncredited)

Jacques Anquetil

as Le liftier (uncredited)

Henri Arius

as Le docteur Marinier (uncredited)

Lucien Callamand

as Un monsieur (uncredited)

Crew

Roger Chanteau

Roger Chanteau Makeup Artist

François Gir

François Gir Assistant Director

Paul Wagner

Paul Wagner Producer

Jean Bachelet

Jean Bachelet Director of Photography

Louiguy

Original Music Composer

Louiguy

Louiguy Orchestrator

International Titles

Je l'ai été trois fois Trailer

International Releases Dates

France 20 August 1952

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