Jamais deux sans trois
Originally released in 1951. Jamais deux sans trois is a comedy film. directed by André Berthomieu.
Starring Roger Nicolas, Marthe Mercadier, and Alice Tissot
Synopsis
Father Benoît would like one of his twins to take over his inn, at 3 plates. But his ancillary ambitions are not commensurate with his last 3. Bernard is also in love with Hélène, daughter of Colonel Flouc de La Donzelle. He dreams of becoming an actor and goes to Paris to find a job. Difficult beginnings since from the theater, he goes to the cabaret, then to the radio, without success. In the final scene, the 3 brothers meet, which gives rise to a series of gags during the wedding.
Quick Facts
Release Date
November 22, 1951
74 years ago
Runtime
1h 36m
96 minutes total
User Rating
4.5/10
Mixed (1 votes)
Language
French
Original language
Country
France
Production
Director
Top Cast
Roger Nicolas
as Bernard, Henri et Camille Benoit
Marthe Mercadier
as Hélène Flouc de la Donzelle
Alice Tissot
as Baroness Flouc de la Donzelle
Mona Goya
as Rita Malaquais
Doris Marnier
as Suzy
Jean Toulout
as Roberval
Georges Baconnet
as Father Benoît
Georges Lannes
as Alexandre Mouthon
Charles Bouillaud
as Joseph aka Jojo
Charles Rigoulot
as Freddy
Production Details
- Status
- Released
- Original Language
- FR
Production Companies
- Silver Films
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Jamais deux sans trois about?
Father Benoît would like one of his twins to take over his inn, at 3 plates. But his ancillary ambitions are not commensurate with his last 3. Bernard is also in love with Hélène, daughter of Co...
Who directed Jamais deux sans trois?
Jamais deux sans trois was directed by André Berthomieu.
How long is Jamais deux sans trois?
Jamais deux sans trois has a runtime of 1 hours and 36 minutes (96 minutes total).
When was Jamais deux sans trois released?
Jamais deux sans trois was released on November 22, 1951 in theaters.
Who are the main actors in Jamais deux sans trois?
The main cast of Jamais deux sans trois includes Roger Nicolas, Marthe Mercadier, Alice Tissot, Mona Goya, Doris Marnier.