One, Two, Two: 122, rue de Provence
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Romance takes a back seat to drama in this movie depicting life at the once-fashionable Parisian bordello known by its address 122 Rue de Provence. Patronized by the wealthy and powerful, this elegant house of prostitution featured a top-ranked restaurant and specialized rooms for men with unusual tastes: a railroad carriage room, a stable room, etc. In the story, two young people "on the make" bump into each other as they are arriving in the same rail station. Though attracted to one another, they are deliberately vague about their destinations. He is headed for a diplomatic career, she is an ambitious young prostitute who wants to work at the best house in France. Later, they meet at 122 Rue de Provence.
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Cast
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Nicole Calfan
Georgette / Fabienne
Known for
Employee of the Month
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
Francis Huster
Paul Lardenois
Known for
The Dinner Game
Ici tout commence
Jacques François
Deputy Bouillaud-Crevel
Known for
The Gendarme and the Gendarmettes
The Toy
Henri Guybet
Marcel Jamet
Known for
The Seventh Company Has Been Found
The Mad Adventures of Rabbi Jacob
Anicée Alvina
Judith
Known for
Successive Slidings of Pleasure
Lost Soul
Catherine Serre
Liza
Known for
The Gendarme and the Gendarmettes
René Bouloc
Jo
Known for
The Seventh Company Has Been Found
Lacombe, Lucien
Gaston Abougit
Military
Raoul Guylad
Known for
The Last Adventure
Farewell, Friend
Bernard Papineau
Known for
The Night of the Hunted
This Man Must Die
Christian Gion Director · Albert Kantoff Screenplay Christian Watton Writer
First release April 25, 1978 · Produced in France
Production
Orphée Arts
Production
France
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Original language
French
Spoken on screen
French
Release dates
France · April 25, 1978
Theatrical
No release date listed for United States.
Hungary
October 23, 1980 · Theatrical
Spain
January 15, 1982 · Limited theatrical · Madrid
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