The Gigolo Trailer (1960)

18 October 1960 Drama, Romance 95 mins

Agathe Perrin, a wealthy widow in her forties, lives with her ailing father in an estate on the shores of Lac du Bourget, not far from Aix-les-Bains. For the past four years, she has been involved in an affair with a twenty-four-year-old artist, Jackie, that is beginning to weigh heavily on her. The frequent visits of a brilliant Aix doctor to the sick old man's bedside have distracted Agathe from her very young lover. She'd like to send him away, but he clings to her desperately, and we witness the drama of this break-up, both feared and rejected by Agathe. Blinded by jealousy, Jackie decides to leave, but not without behaving like a spoiled, insolent child.

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Cast

Alida Valli as Agathe

Jean-Claude Brialy as Jacky

Philippe Nicaud as Édouard

Jean Chevrier as Doctor Dampier

Rosy Varte as Marilyn

Sophie Grimaldi as Colette

Yane Barry

Jeanne Pérez as Marthe

Colette Régis as Nurse

Nicole Fabrice

Sacha Briquet as Man in the Bar

Paul Mercey as Deputy commissioner

Jean Degrave as Bligny

Julien Bertheau as Commissioner

Valérie Lagrange as Gillou

Paul Bonifas as (uncredited)

Crew

Jacques Deray Director

Jacques Deray Writer

Jacques Robert Writer

Françoise Mallet-Joris Writer

International Releases Dates

Belgium 02 December 1960

Germany 25 November 1960

Finland 10 August 1962

France 18 October 1960

Netherlands 05 March 1964

Portugal 16 January 1962

Sweden 18 September 1961

Production Companies

Orex Films

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