C'est arrivé à 36 chandelles

C'est arrivé à 36 chandelles (1957)

Comédie

Refusant l'union de sa fille Brigitte avec un modeste travailleur, Mme Magnin invente un adultère à l'amoureux, puis présente Brigitte à un bon parti travaillant dans la célèbre émission de divertissement de la RTF 36 Chandelles. L'émission scellera finalement la réunion des deux jeunes amants séparés. L'argument est donc prétexte à un défilé de vedettes du music-hall de l'époque: Charles Trenet, Charles Aznavour, Georges Guétary, Juliette Gréco, Roger Pierre et Jean-Marc Thibault, Fernand Raynaud, Georges Ulmer, etc.

Directeur: Henri Diamant-Berger

moulages

	Jane Sourza as Mrs. Desjardins, Minister of Youth and Sports
	Guy Bertil as Hugues, minister's nephew
	Brigitte Barbier as Brigitte Magnin
	Jacques Riberolles as Michel, Brigitte's fiancé
	Silvia Solar as Myra
	Lona Rita as Sweeper
	Max Elloy as Usher
	Paul Demange as Concierge
	René Hiéronimus as Ambroise
	Denise Kerny as Secretary
	André Gabriello as Self
	Lucien Raimbourg as Garousse
	Suzet Maïs as Mathilde Magnin, Brigitte's mother
	Aglaë as Self (uncredited)
	Andrex as Self (uncredited)
	Françoise Arnoul as Self (uncredited)
	Cécile Aubry as Self (uncredited)
	Jean-Christophe Averty as Assistant director (uncredited)
	Charles Aznavour as Self (uncredited)
	Philippe Clay as Self (uncredited)
	Jean Cocteau as Self (uncredited)
	Christian Duvaleix as Self (uncredited)
	Jeanne Fusier-Gir as Self (uncredited)
	Juliette Gréco as Self (uncredited)
	Catherine Langeais as Self (uncredited)
	Pierre Larquey as Self (uncredited)
	Odette Laure as Self (uncredited)
	Jean Nohain as Self (uncredited)
	Roger Pierre as Self (uncredited)
	Annette Poivre as Self (uncredited)
	Fernand Raynaud as Self (uncredited)
	Jean Richard as Self (uncredited)
	Jean-Marc Thibault as Self (uncredited)
	Jean Tissier as Self (uncredited)
	Charles Trenet as Self (uncredited)

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