Clémentine chérie
Originally released in 1964. Clémentine chérie is a comedy film. directed by Pierre Chevalier. At just 80 minutes, it's a tight, focused story.
Starring France Anglade, Michel Serrault, and Pierre Doris
Synopsis
Gaston Bellus, is the director of a textile house, and the research laboratory makes a sensational discovery: the elastic fabric. This new discovery is used to manufacture new modern stretchable bathing suits. His daughter Clementine, enters the beauty pageant to represent France for the swimsuit launch. But scandal ensues when the public soon discover, the photos of the event in which this new revolutionary material is completely invisible on photographs & live television.
Quick Facts
Release Date
August 4, 1964
61 years ago
Runtime
1h 20m
80 minutes total
User Rating
6.0/10
Good (5 votes)
Language
French
Original language
Country
France
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Director
Top Cast
France Anglade
as Clémentine Bellus
Michel Serrault
as Maître Brunet
Pierre Doris
as Gaston Bellus
Philippe Noiret
as Edgar Hoover
Jacques Dufilho
as Spanish maid
Noël Roquevert
as FBI Concierge
Adrienne Servantie
as Yvonne Bellus
Max Montavon
as FBI elevator operator
Michel Galabru
as FBI engineer
Jean Tissier
as Versigny
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Production Details
- Status
- Released
- Original Language
- FR
Production Companies
- Cineurop
- Filmerc
- Variety Communications
- Bercol Films
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Clémentine chérie about?
Gaston Bellus, is the director of a textile house, and the research laboratory makes a sensational discovery: the elastic fabric. This new discovery is used to manufacture new modern stretchable ba...
Who directed Clémentine chérie?
Clémentine chérie was directed by Pierre Chevalier.
How long is Clémentine chérie?
Clémentine chérie has a runtime of 1 hours and 20 minutes (80 minutes total).
When was Clémentine chérie released?
Clémentine chérie was released on August 4, 1964 in theaters.
Who are the main actors in Clémentine chérie?
The main cast of Clémentine chérie includes France Anglade, Michel Serrault, Pierre Doris, Philippe Noiret, Jacques Dufilho.