Bonsoir mesdames, bonsoir messieurs

1944
1h 37min

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Bonsoir mesdames, bonsoir messieurs (1944)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaThis is the combined story of Dominique Verdelet, the self-assured charming star presenter of Radio Globe, who unexpectedly loses control when he feels true love for someone (just ask young ... Leer todoThis is the combined story of Dominique Verdelet, the self-assured charming star presenter of Radio Globe, who unexpectedly loses control when he feels true love for someone (just ask young dancer Micheline what she thinks about it!) and of Gérard Mercadier, a young sculptor, who... Leer todoThis is the combined story of Dominique Verdelet, the self-assured charming star presenter of Radio Globe, who unexpectedly loses control when he feels true love for someone (just ask young dancer Micheline what she thinks about it!) and of Gérard Mercadier, a young sculptor, who is fed up with being a huge fan of a radio singer called "The Voiceless Tenor" (just ask ... Leer todo

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The co-writer of this film, poet Robert Desnos, was arrested a few days after its release (on February 22, 1943). He was to die in the Terezin concentration camp on 8-6-1945.

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Gérard Mercadier: I can't put up with tenors, barley water, marshmallows and sloppiness.
Odette Mercadier: Where's the difference with those statuettes of yours you sell to the shops?
Gérard Mercadier: Okay, but at least my statuettes are... silent!

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Music by René Sylviano
Lyrics by Claude Marcy
Performed by Jacques Jansen

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Good old time TSF

Here's a joyful comedy about radio (a trifle like "la Famille Duraton" in 1938) directed by Roland Tual who directed only one other movie, "le lit à colonnes", even better with solid cast. In this comedy, we can appreciate some funny casting, like François Périer, Gaby Sylvia, Jacques Jansen, Carette, Louis Salou in brilliant dialogues written by Robert Desnos, Henri Jeanson (not credited) and his wife Claude Marc who also plays an important part. Very entertaining.