A middle-aged widower takes his son on a trip to Paris, where they try to find wives for each other.A middle-aged widower takes his son on a trip to Paris, where they try to find wives for each other.A middle-aged widower takes his son on a trip to Paris, where they try to find wives for each other.
Jacques François
- Victor de Colville
- (as Jacques Francois)
Jacques B. Brunius
- Monsieur Marconne
- (as Jacques Brunius)
Nicholas Bruce
- Night Clerk
- (uncredited)
Jacques Cey
- Night Porter
- (uncredited)
Toni Frost
- Vendeuse
- (uncredited)
Victor Harrington
- Man Entering Hotel
- (uncredited)
André Mikhelson
- Head Porter
- (uncredited)
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Did you know
- TriviaThe title of this movie is said to have been the inspiration for James Bond creator Ian Fleming for the title of the 1957 novel "From Russia With Love".
- ConnectionsReferenced in From Paris with Love (2010)
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May/December Yawn
In a recent biography of Alec Guinness I couldn't find too much about To Paris With Love. I'm sure Guinness did the film to get a free trip to Paris out of it. The film has no other reason for existence.
Paris of course is nicely photographed with that wonderful opening of Guinness and his son driving down the Champs Elysee with the Arc De Triomphe in the background. Unfortunately it goes downhill from there.
There is just no chemistry at all between Guinness and the young girl who he has a brief fling with in Paris. According to the recent biography of Guinness by Piers Paul Read, Guinness positively disliked the girl, found her conduct unprofessional. As to what Odile Vernois thought of her co-star, no record is available. They have as much chemistry as two neutered cats.
Guinness does have a good moment in the film which was straight from one of his Ealing comedies as he climbs a tree trying to retrieve a badminton shuttlecock. But I wouldn't wait through the film for it.
At least Alec got a trip to Paris out of the deal.
Paris of course is nicely photographed with that wonderful opening of Guinness and his son driving down the Champs Elysee with the Arc De Triomphe in the background. Unfortunately it goes downhill from there.
There is just no chemistry at all between Guinness and the young girl who he has a brief fling with in Paris. According to the recent biography of Guinness by Piers Paul Read, Guinness positively disliked the girl, found her conduct unprofessional. As to what Odile Vernois thought of her co-star, no record is available. They have as much chemistry as two neutered cats.
Guinness does have a good moment in the film which was straight from one of his Ealing comedies as he climbs a tree trying to retrieve a badminton shuttlecock. But I wouldn't wait through the film for it.
At least Alec got a trip to Paris out of the deal.
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- bkoganbing
- Oct 8, 2006
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- Also known as
- Nach Paris der Liebe wegen
- Filming locations
- Pinewood Studios, Iver Heath, Buckinghamshire, England, UK(studio: made at Pinewood Studios, London, England)
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- Runtime1 hour 18 minutes
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