Mach' weiter, Emmanuelle

Mach' weiter, Emmanuelle (1978)

Komödie

Emmannuelle Prevert ist die Frau von Emile Prevert, dem französischen Botschafter in London. Sie ist eine attraktive Frau, nur ihr Mann scheint das nicht zu bemerken und beschäftigt sich nur mit anderen Dingen. Dabei ist sie eine so leidenschaftliche Frau, die sich nach Liebe und Sex sehnt. Wenn ihr Mann es nicht will, müssen eben andere Männer ran und so schläft sie sich durch halb London, bis in die Betten des britischen Premierministers und des US-amerikanischen Botschafters. Das verursacht natürlich diverse Verwicklungen, erst recht, nachdem ein enttäuschter Liebhaber der Presse eine Liste mit all ihren Eroberungen zuspielt.

Der Regisseur: Gerald Thomas
Der Autor: Lance Peters

Casts

	Suzanne Danielle as Emmannuelle Prevert
	Kenneth Williams as Emile Prevert
	Kenneth Connor as Leyland
	Joan Sims as Mrs. Dangle
	Jack Douglas as Lyons
	Peter Butterworth as Richmond
	Larry Dann as Theodore Valentine
	Beryl Reid as Mrs. Valentine
	Henry McGee as Harold Hump
	Victor Maddern as Man in Launderette
	Merlin Ward as Dandy
	Dino Shafeek as Immigration Officer
	Eric Barker as Field Marshal Hune
	Joan Benham as Cynical Lady
	James Fagan as Concorde Steward
	Malcolm Johns as Sentry
	Albert Moses as Doctor
	Robert Dorning as The Prime Minister
	Steve Plytas as Arabian Official
	Michael Nightingale as Police Commissioner
	Claire Davenport as Blonde in Pub
	Bruce Boa as U.S. Ambassador
	Llewellyn Rees as Lord Chief Justice
	Jack Lynn as Admiral Sir John Hardiner
	Norman Mitchell as Drunken Husband
	Tricia Newby as Surgery Nurse
	Deborah Brayshaw as French Buxom Blonde
	John Carlin as French Parson
	Louise Burton as Girl at Zoo
	John Hallet as Substitute Football Player
	Gertan Klauber as German Soldier
	Susanna East as Colette
	Howard Nelson as Harry Hernia
	Bruce Wyllie as Football Referee
	Marianne Maskell as Maternity Nurse
	Philip Clifton as Injured Footballer
	Stanley McGeagh as Fleet Street Journalist
	Corbet Woodall as I.T.N. Newscaster
	Neville Ware as Second Reporter
	Nick White as Booked Footballer
	Tim Brinton as BBC Newscaster
	Bill Hutchinson as First Reporter
	Jane Norman as Third Reporter
	Lewis Alexander as Airport Commuter (uncredited)
	Jack Armstrong as Plane Passenger (uncredited)
	Willy Bowman as Football Fan (uncredited)
	Ishaq Bux as Plane Passenger (uncredited)
	Tony Clarkin as Newspaper Reporter (uncredited)
	John Clifford as Plane Passenger (uncredited)
	Shirley English as Football Fan (uncredited)
	Chick Fowles as Man in Pub (uncredited)
	Edward Fowles as Man in Pub (uncredited)
	Alan Harris as Airport Commuter (uncredited)
	Paul Heasman as Football Fan (uncredited)
	Renee Heimer as Dinner Guest (uncredited)
	Walter Henry as Customs Officer (uncredited)
	Barrie Holland as V.I.P. (uncredited)
	Kenneth Lawrie as Referee (uncredited)
	Aileen Lewis as Dinner Guest (uncredited)
	Reuben Martin as Gorilla (uncredited)
	Nigel Miles-Thomas as Footballer (uncredited)
	John More as Plane Passenger (uncredited)
	Ralph G. Morse as Football Fan (uncredited)
	Terence Mustoo as Footballer (uncredited)
	Maureen Nelson as Reporter (uncredited)
	Ronald Nunnery as Football Fan (uncredited)
	Gerald Paris as Football Fan (uncredited)
	James Payne as Man in Pub (uncredited)
	Henry Roberts as Man in Pub (uncredited)
	Laurie Rose as Football Fan (uncredited)
	Pat Ryan as FIFA Official / Football Fan (uncredited)
	Robert Smythe as Police Constable (uncredited)
	Reg Thomason as Man in Pub (uncredited)
	Rita Tobin-Weske as Woman in Pub (uncredited)
	Cy Town as Football Fan (uncredited)
	Harry Van Engel as Sleeping Plane Passenger (uncredited)
	Robert van Kaphengst as Man in Launderette (uncredited)
	June West as Woman in Launderette (uncredited)

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