Is There a Frenchman in the House? Trailer

Is There a Frenchman in the House? Trailer (1982)

28 April 1982 Comedy, Crime 106 mins

An official's earlier rise to power had some sordid aspects that are about to be uncovered by the death of his uncle. While he is trying to contain any potential scandal, the man becomes enamored of the daughter of his uncle's maid. This new romance inspires him to forget worries about a public image and focus on a new life -- not any easy objective when unsavory friends and foes have their own agendas in mind.

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Cast

Victor Lanoux

as Horace Tumelat

Jacques Dutronc

as Eric Plante

Jacqueline Maillan

as Madame Fluck

Michel Galabru

as Victor Réglisson

Dominique Lavanant

as Ginette Alcazar

Andréa Ferréol

as Georgette Réglisson

Jean-Luc Bideau

as Inspector Maurice Serruti

Emmanuelle Riva

as Adélaïde Tumelat

Marion Peterson

as Noëlle Réglisson

François Cavanna

as Malgençon

Jacques Dufilho

as Jean-Marie, the blackmailer

Jean Barney

as Juan Carlo

Alain Fourès

as Mireille

Henri Poirier

as Jérôme Alcazar

Alexandre Rignault

as Uncle Eusèbe

International Releases Dates

France 28 April 1982

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