Adolf Wohlbrück

Simone Signoret

Serge Reggiani

Simone Simon

Daniel Gélin

Fernand Gravey

Gérard Philipe

Danielle Darrieux

Jean-Louis Barrault

Odette Joyeux

Isa Miranda

Jean Clarieux

Paulette Frantz

Jean Landier

René Marjac

Marcel Mérovée

Jean Ozenne

Robert Vattier

Jacques Vertan

Charles Vissières

Max Ophüls

Jacques Natanson

Arthur Schnitzler

Charles Merangel

Léonide Azar

Paul Feyder

Christian Matras

Henri Vergnes

Pierre-Louis Calvet

Oscar Straus

Jean-André d'Eaubonne

Carmen Brel

Sacha Gordine

Ralph Baum

Tony Aboyantz

Georges Annenkov

Renée Bardon

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The hugely charismatic Anton Walbrook takes on the role of our guide - using a carousel quite effectively as his prop - through this charming tale of sex. Delicately delivered - nothing graphic, vulgar or sleazy, but it's essentially a story of sex - with or without love! Aside from underpinning the narrative, Walbrook also portrays half a dozen ancillary characters as we embark on a Viennese Waltz with a difference. Initially, it's the gorgeous lady of the night "Léocadie" (Simone Signoret) who ensnares the poverty stricken soldier "Franz" (Serge Reggiani) and then like a 4x400m relay race, he in turn has a dalliance with "Marie" (Simone Simon) who meets "Alfred" (Daniel Gélin) who himself has his own cougar in the form of "Emma" (Danielle Darrieux) who is married to the wealthy "Charles" (Fernand Gravey) who has his own regular assignation with... Ultimately it all comes full circle with poor old "Léocadie" again! There's an inevitability to the story, I suppose, but somehow that doesn't really matter. It's quite a potent, sometimes honest sometimes idealistic, sometimes just plain daft - series of delightfully delivered vignettes that depict human nature in quite a natural way. Those that want, want to have; those that have are always the ones who want more, or don't know what they want - the grass is always greener? The writing allows the talented array of actors assembled here to each shine (or even glow) in their own way and Christian Matras has created a clever accompaniment to our peccadillo-strewn adventures that partnered with the sagely interventions of Walbrook add up to a thoroughly enjoyable ninety minutes from Max Ophuls that looks great, makes us smile - and probably rings at least a little true for all of us.

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