Clémentine chérie

Clémentine chérie is a 1963 French comedy directed by Pierre Chevalier. Shot in French and running roughly ninety minutes, the film brings together a large ensemble drawn from the popular French cinema of its day. Jacques Dufilho, Michel Galabru and Michel Serrault head the cast, supported by performers such as France Anglade, Jean Richard, Jean Tissier, Francis Blanche and André Badin. The picture also features familiar television personalities of the era, among them Guy Lux, Jacqueline Huet and Léon Zitrone, bridging the worlds of cinema and the small screen. With its roster of well-known faces and its lighthearted tone, the production stands as a characteristic example of the mainstream comic tradition in French filmmaking of the 1960s.