France / USA,
1968, 94 min
Directed by:
Jacques CharonCinematography:
Charles LangComposer:
Bronislau KaperCast:
Rex Harrison, Rosemary Harris, Louis Jourdan, John Williams, Edward Hardwicke, Georges Descrières, Estella Blain, Roger Carel, Rachel Roberts, Robert Lang (more)Plots(1)
Suspicious that her lawyer husband might be having an affair, a wife decides to spy around a hotel used for those flings, only to find out that her husband has been faithful. (official distributor synopsis)
Reviews (1)
What is functional and positive is the independent theater adaptation by Georges Feydeau, widely known and performed countless times on stages all over the world. The story is better in a theater than in a film. On stage, it simply has more charm. On the other hand, the American version falls short even when compared to the television adaptation, where the main roles were played by Viktor Preiss and Zlata Adamovská. Overall impression: 65%.
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