From legendary stage and screen director Joshua Logan (South Pacific, Picnic, Camelot) comes a timeless romance starring Leslie Caron (Gigi) as a young and beautiful girl in Marseille whose declaration of love for handsome Marius (Horst Buchholz) forces him to choose between a life with her and his father's plans to send him off to sea for five years. Also starring Maurice Chevalier (Love in the Afternoon) and Charles Boyer (Gaslight), this colorful classic features stunning cinematography by the legendary Jack Cardiff (The Red Shoes) and was nominated for five Academy Awards.
Starring:
Leslie Caron ..... Fanny
Horst Buchholz ..... Marius
Maurice Chevalier ..... Panisse
Charles Boyer ..... César
Georgette Anys ..... Honorine
Salvatore Baccaloni ..... Escartifique
Lionel Jeffries ..... Monsieur Brun
Raymond Bussieres ..... The Admiral
Joel Flateau ..... Césario
Studio: Warner Bros. Pictures
Filmed: 1961 - Released: 1961
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