Un clair de Lune à Maubeuge

Un clair de Lune à Maubeuge (1962)

Comedy

Paul, a friendly Parisian cab driver, has two loves: music and his fiancée Virginie. After graduating from the Conservatoire with a first prize, he lives on hope, offering his classical works to publishers. One day, while driving customers to the races, he plays a "toquard": Maubeuge, who wins. With his friends, he celebrates the event and, for dessert, composes a song for the occasion: "Tout ça ne vaut pas un clair de lune à Maubeuge". Monique, a secretary at the radio station and one of the guests, had a record made of the tape recording. And this record, following a mistake, was broadcast on a religious music program. It's a runaway success: for Paul, it's fame and fortune. which he had obviously coveted, but more with his symphonies, opera and sonatas. No matter, the "Clair de lune à Maubeuge" (Moonlight in Maubeuge) allows two happily engaged couples to become happily married.

Director: Jean Chérasse

Casts

	Pierre Perrin as Paul Prunier
	Sophie Hardy as Virginie
	Claude Brasseur as Walter
	Robert Manuel as Charlie Bank, le directeur de Superdisco
	Bernadette Lafont as Charlotte
	Jacques Dufilho as Le directeur de la 'Maison de la Radio'
	Jean Carmet as Le chauffeur
	Mathilde Casadesus as La dame aux courses
	Jean Lefebvre as Un mineur
	Maria Pacôme as La journaliste
	Michel Serrault as Charpentier, le conférencier
	Catherine Sola as La fiancée de Fernand
	Jean Richard as Philibert
	Henri Salvador as Le professeur de chant
	Sylvie Vartan as La chanteuse yéyé
	Pierre Repp as Le secrétaire bègue
	Bourvil as Le chanteur à la télévision
	Catherine Langeais as Self (uncredited)
	Raymond Oliver as Self (uncredited)

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