Directed by:
André HunebelleCinematography:
Marcel GrignonComposer:
Jean MarionCast:
Jean Marais, Bourvil, Elsa Martinelli, Lise Delamare, Annie Anderson, Arnoldo Foà, Christian Fourcade, Pierrette Bruno, Guy Delorme, Robert Porte (more)Plots(1)
In trying to avenge the Marquis of Teynac, whose domain has been looted, François de Capestrang is critically wounded. A mysterious young woman leans over him, then disappears. When he recuperates, François sets out for Paris, hoping against hope to find the mysterious stranger. (official distributor synopsis)
Reviews (1)
While the king’s loyal knight Jean Marais resists temptations and intrigues, thrusting his blade into treacherous villains, the harlequin Bourvil tries to provide a humorous aspect. Nothing against that, but more chuckles come from the choreography of his brave companion’s battles. The most interesting scene is the Spider-Man-like scaling of the castle; otherwise, it’s a costume adventure ideal for a Sunday afternoon and ironing a full basket. Though I could have used a few more sizzling gypsies, I still wouldn’t remember what laundry was in it.
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