Nous irons à Monte Carlo

1951
1h 41min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA cranky film star loses own child because of her levity.A cranky film star loses own child because of her levity.A cranky film star loses own child because of her levity.

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Writer Colette met Audrey Hepburn on the French Riviera and immediately considered her for the part of Gigi in the Broadway adaptation of her novel. 'Gigi', followed by Vacances romaines (1953), was to launch Hepburn's career.

Versions alternatives
Filming at the same time as the English-language version, Monte Carlo Baby (1951). Audrey Hepburn is one of the only cast members to appear in both versions.

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Alternate-language version of Monte Carlo Baby (1953)

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Music by Paul Misraki
Lyrics by André Hornez
Performed by Ray Ventura

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6/10

We Will All Go Together When We Go

This movie is like a Kay Kyser movie without Kyser (he's replaced by Ray Ventura) and with Audrey Hepburn; she doesn't show up until a half hour in and is tres Francaise in this slickly made semi-diagetic musical -- that means that the music is played in the "real" world of the movie, instead of arising to allow people to sing or dance because they feel a need to.

Everyone goes to Monte in search of a misplaced baby, who has been adopted by Ventura's band. The big production number seems to be modeled on the finale from King of Jazz -- yes, there are bagpipes. It was co-written and co-directed by Jean Boyer, who specialized in fluff like this. It's fun and forgettable except for Miss Hepburn's early appearance.