A doctor joins a group opposed to Napoleon in this drama. The physician believes the Emperor is a tyrant and must be...
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Mathieu
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1966
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Based on Flora Sandstrom's novel The Midwife of Pont Clery, this lightweight sexual farce involves the effect that Jessica...
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Old Crupi
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1962
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Blaise
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1960
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Though the title of this French drama translates to Seventh Heaven, it bears no relation to the classic 1927 silent film of...
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Lestrange
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1958
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In this French family-oriented comedy, a man with a passion for all animals takes on the Russians to protect a mouse and a...
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1958
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Based on a story by one of France's favorite satirists, Georges Courteline, this is the second time a director has taken on...
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Leheminier
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1958
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There's a bit of Charley Chase and Buster Keaton in Noel-Noel's portrayal of a status-conscious husband in Pied, a Chevel et...
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1957
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1956
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Hi, Doc! was the flippant English-language title bestowed upon the French seriocomedy Bonjour Toubib. That splendid comic...
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Screenwriter
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1956
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Les Carnets du Major Thompson was the final film effort of producer-director-writer Preston Sturges. Once a Hollywood...
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Taupin
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1956
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Eddie Constantine found a little time between his "Lemmy Caution" actioners to star in the tongue-in-cheek meller Les Truands...
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Cahuzac
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1956
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The title of this French bedroom farce translates to A Fly in the Ointment. That "fly" is music-hall performer Lucette...
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Bois D'Enghlen
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1954
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Famed French farceur Noel-Noel is practically the whole show in Spice of Life (originally released in 1950 as...
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Screenwriter
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1954
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The Director [Sloth]
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1952
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1952
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French comic actor Noel-Noel took a one-time-only fling at direction with La Vie Chantee. He also starred in the film and...
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Director, Ademai
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1950
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Screenwriter, Lecturer
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1948
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Screenwriter
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1948
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Originally La Cage aux Rossignois, A Case of Nightingales could just as well have been titled "The Noel-Noel Show," inasmuch...
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Screenwriter, Clement Mathieu
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1947
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Droll French comedian Noel-Noel essays the title role in Le Pere Tranquille (The Quiet Daddy). Contrary to expectations, the...
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Screenwriter, Mr. Edouard Martin
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1946
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1943
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1942
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1939
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Jules Berry stars as a radio writer in search of a concept for a new program. Happening to drop into the home of Noel-Noel...
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1939
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1937
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Moutonnet is a dim-witted French peasant, played by Noel-Noel. Merac is a sarcastic stage comedian, also played by Noel-Noel....
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Screen Story, Mersc
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1936
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1936
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1935
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1934
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1934
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1933
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1933
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1933
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1932
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Le Comte
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1932
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The "unaware papa" of the title is played by French comedian Noel-Noel. Ordered by his father to marry a wealthy heiress, our...
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1932
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Monsieur Albert (Noel-Noel) is the headwaiter of a fancy Parisian restaurant. Falling in love with the beautiful Sylvia...
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Monsieur Albert
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1932
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On the eve of her marriage to a prominent physician, wealthy young Nell (Madeline Renaud) elopes with charismatic young...
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Zamore
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1931
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1931
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1930
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