Trust Me! Trailer (1954)

17 May 1954 Comedy 85 mins

Max, an illusionist as unlucky as he is skilled, would like to marry his boss's daughter, but his boss won't hear of marriage and even threatens to fire him if he doesn't come up with an interesting act. A supplier of magic items comes to Marx's rescue, handing over his "magic clock". Marx locks himself in to experiment with it and, unable to get out, falls asleep... He has a dream in which, with the power to make false things true, he becomes the hero of extraordinary adventures that take him to an Eastern country where he is made Emperor. He calls Helen to marry him, but the deposed Emperor takes revenge by having the usurper locked up in a sarcophagus.

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Cast

Francis Blanche as Nicolas

Jacqueline Noëlle as Gilda

Robert Rollis as Cliquet

Louis de Funès as Tumlatum

Zappy Max as Happy Max

André Gabriello as Mr Bombardon

Charles Lemontier as L'huissier

Jeanne Fusier-Gir as Mme Créture

Colette Ripert as Hélène Bombardon

Jean-Marc Tennberg as Maklouf

Pierre Larquey as Merlin l'enchanteur

Jérôme Goulven as Charlie

François Joux as Kodifu

Louis Blanche as Le baron

Jean Hébey as Kapok

Crew

Gilles Grangier Director

Gérard Calvi Original Music Composer

Maud Linder Assistant Director

Francis Blanche Writer

Jacques Colombier Decorator

Jacques Brizzio Assistant Decorator

International Releases Dates

France 17 May 1954

Production Companies

Olympic Productions Cinématographiques

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