À Paris tous les deux

Titre original : Paris Holiday

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Anita Ekberg, Bob Hope, Fernandel, and Martha Hyer in À Paris tous les deux (1958)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAmerican actor, Bob Hunter, travels to Paris to purchase the rights to a highly sought after script, and meets his French counterpart Fernydel along the way, but a sinister organization seem... Tout lireAmerican actor, Bob Hunter, travels to Paris to purchase the rights to a highly sought after script, and meets his French counterpart Fernydel along the way, but a sinister organization seems to be targeting Hunter for a mysterious reason.American actor, Bob Hunter, travels to Paris to purchase the rights to a highly sought after script, and meets his French counterpart Fernydel along the way, but a sinister organization seems to be targeting Hunter for a mysterious reason.

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Rôles principaux19

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Bob Hope

Robert Leslie Hunter

Fernandel

Fernydel

Anita Ekberg

Zara

Martha Hyer

Ann McCall

Preston Sturges

Serge Vitry

André Morell

American Ambassador

Alan Gifford

American Consul

Maurice Teynac

Doctor Bernais

Yves Brainville

Inspector Dupont

Jean Murat

Judge

Charles Bouillaud

Porter
(non crédité)

Jean Daurand

Gil Delamare

Jacques Marin

Taxi Driver
(non crédité)

Marcel Pérès

Institute guard
(non crédité)

Roger Tréville

Patient
(non crédité)

Irène Tunc

Shipboard Lovely
(non crédité)

Hans Verner

Gangster
(non crédité)

Réalisation
- Gerd Oswald
Scénario
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Histoire

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Anecdotes
One of the few films that alternates first billing during the credits. Each of the four principal stars takes his/her turn at the top while the other three appear beneath them. The prolonged sequence begins and ends with Bob Hope's name first.

Gaffes
Bob Hope was credited as a writer in the titles as Robert Hope. His real name was not Robert - it was Leslie Townes Hope.

Citations
[Looking around Paris]
Robert Leslie Hunter: I ought to buy a lot here. This could catch on.

Crédits fous
The film's title, producer and director credits come at the four minute mark, after cast, credits and opening scenes have already been shown.

Connexions
Featured in American Masters: Preston Sturges: The Rise and Fall of an American Dreamer (1990)

Bandes originales
PARIS HOLIDAY
Music by Jimmy Van Heusen
Lyrics by Sammy Cahn
Sung behind credits by chorus

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4/10

Bob Hope in search of a script--literally.

Anita Ekberg's the highlight here in a comedy that needed a real villain for Hope and French clown Fernandel to play off. Instead we get a bunch of black-suited Keystone cops types who chase Hope around for the last half-hour of the picture. Lots of weak slapstick stuff in zis veddy zilly French movie.