The Gates of Paris (1957)
Stream The Gates of Paris (1957) on Zoovie — free, HD, no signup. starring Pierre Brasseur, Georges Brassens, and Henri Vidal. Filed under Comedy and Crime — multiple servers per title.
What is The Gates of Paris (1957) about?
Juju, a drunken oaf who feels the need of being important to someone---anyone---and his friend The Artist are forced at gunpoint to house a fugitive, Pierre Barbier, in Juju's broken-down home. The urge for being needed is such in Juju that he gives up drinking and takes care of Pierre. But one day Juju finds out that Pierre has been making love to his girl Maria...
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- Country:
- France, Italy
- Languages:
- French
- IMDb:
- tt0050850
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Who stars in The Gates of Paris (1957)?
Pierre Brasseur as Juju, Georges Brassens as The Artist, Henri Vidal as Pierre Barbier, Dany Carrel as Maria, Raymond Bussières as Alphonse, the Bistro, Maria's Father, Gabrielle Fontan as Mme Sabatier, Juju and Nénette's Mother, Philippe de Chérisey as Paulo, a Regular at the Bistro, Annette Poivre as Nénette.
Juju
The Artist
Pierre Barbier
Maria
Alphonse, the Bistro, Maria's Father
Mme Sabatier, Juju and Nénette's Mother
Paulo, a Regular at the Bistro
Nénette
Paulo's Boyfriend
An Inspector
The Concierge
(uncredited)
Also Known As
Did You Know?
- ★This was a multinational production involving France, Italy.
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The Gates of Paris has well-received reviews with a rating of 6.5/10 based on 34 votes.
What genre is The Gates of Paris?▼
The Gates of Paris is a Comedy, Crime and Drama film released in 1957.
Who stars in The Gates of Paris?▼
The cast of The Gates of Paris includes Pierre Brasseur, Georges Brassens, Henri Vidal, Dany Carrel and Raymond Bussières.