Secret World (1969)
Wendy is the British guest of a French couple and the daughter of the man who saved the host's life during World War II. Living with the couple is their 20-year-old son and a 12-year-old nephew whose parents were killed in an automobile accident. The father and son both try to seduce the attractive guest. The young boy retreats into his own world and dreams of being taken back to Britain by Wendy in this romantic drama. The mother spends her time bleaching her hair and is seemingly uninterested in anything that goes on with her family at the beachfront villa. Meanwhile, Wendy and the younger boy develop a fondness for each other, while his aunt and uncle fail to understand his needs.
Director:
Robert Freeman
Writers:
Gérard Brach, Jacky Glass.
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Jacqueline Bisset as Wendy Sinclair |
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Jean-François Vlerick as François (as Jean-François Maurin) |
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Gisèle Pascal as Florence |
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Pierre Zimmer as Philip / François' uncle |
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Marc Porel as Olivier / Philipe's son |
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Paul Bonifas as Gustave / servant |
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Chantal Goya as Monique |
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Guy d'Avout as Malerar |
| Sound | Antoine Duhamel | Music |
| Camera | Victor Rodrigue | Still Photographer |
| Production | Louis Wipf | Production Manager |
| Editing | Richard Bryan | Editor |
| Costume & Make-Up | Colette Baudot | Costume Design |
| Costume & Make-Up | Fernande Hugi | Makeup Artist |
| Camera | Herbert Smith | Camera Operator |
| Costume & Make-Up | Michel Deruelle | Makeup Artist |
| Editing | Elyane Vuillermoz | Editor |
| Writing | Gérard Brach | Screenplay |
| Crew | Peter Biziou | Cinematography |
| Crew | Frawley Becker | Dialogue Coach |
| Art | Jacques Dugied | Art Direction |
| Writing | Jacky Glass | Screenplay |
| Production | Jacques-Eric Strauss | Producer |
| Directing | Robert Freeman | Director |
