Virgile Trailer (1953)

18 November 1953 Comedy 91 mins

Sweet Virgil believes himself to be a victim of the same bad luck that has pursued parents, grandparents and ancestors before him. Terribly complexed by this misfortune, he nevertheless awkwardly tries his hand at journalism, supported by a charming editor. By chance, he comes face to face with the thundering gangster Esposito. In this cat-and-mouse struggle, the mouse wins. Esposito is arrested and Virgil is rid of his inhibitions forever.

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Cast

Robert Lamoureux as François Virgile

Yves Robert as Esposito

Saturnin Fabre as Le président

Geneviève Kervine as Jackie

Rosy Varte as La grande Léa

Fernand Sardou as Latripe

Charles Bouillaud as L'agent

Alain Bouvette as Le moniteur

Germaine Charley as La voisine

Françoise Delbart as Furet

François Darbon as (uncredited)

Gil Delamare as (uncredited)

Crew

Carlo Rim Director

Jean Le Vitte Writer

Carlo Rim Writer

Raymond Vincy Writer

International Releases Dates

France 18 November 1953

Production Companies

Champs-Élysées Productions

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