The Most Wonderful Evening of My Life Trailer (1972)

22 December 1972 Drama, Comedy, Mystery 106 mins

A successful businessman's destiny leads him to a secluded Swiss chalet where his life is put on trial by a group of retired law professionals. The men assemble to analyse his rise to power and his increasingly immoral behavior as he attained success, and the warped perceptions of right and wrong he has adopted to remain successful.

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Cast

Alberto Sordi as Alfredo Rossi

Charles Vanel as Il Presidente

Claude Dauphin as Cancelliere Bouisson

Janet Ågren as Simonetta

Michel Simon as Attorney Zorn

Giuseppe Maffioli as Pilet

Pierre Brasseur as La Brunetière

Hans-Jürgen Ballmann as Mechanic

Dieter Ballmann as Mechanic

Crew

Ettore Scola Writer

Ettore Scola Director

Armando Trovajoli Music

Giannetto De Rossi Makeup Artist

Luciano Ricceri Production Design

Luciano Ricceri Set Decoration

Raimondo Crociani Editor

Dino De Laurentiis Producer

Sergio Amidei Writer

International Titles

La plus belle soirée de ma vie Trailer

The Most Wonderful Evening of My Life Trailer

International Releases Dates

France 28 March 1979

Italy 22 December 1972

Romania 18 March 1974

Production Companies

Produzioni De Laurentiis - International Manufacturing Company

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