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Seventeenth Heaven

Comedy

Romance

The brave and moody François, a window washer by trade, has fallen head over heels in love with a delicious woman he spotted while working on the 17th floor of a building. From that moment on, all his dreams turn to the woman he doesn't dare approach. Fortunately, he finally meets her in Perros-Guirec, after following her on a train journey. She calls herself a chatelaine; he introduces himself as a writer. Will love triumph over these pious lies?

Date: 04/27/1966
Rating: 5.0
Cast: Jean-Louis Trintignant, Marie Dubois, Jean Lefebvre, Lucien Raimbourg, Jean Le Poulain, Paulette Dubost, Bernard Musson, Maryse Martin, Alice Field, Pierre Montbard, Marcel Dalio, Iska Khan, Pierre Maguelon, Alain Nauroy, Roger Riffard, Harold Sakata, Léon Zitrone

Jean-Louis Trintignant as François in Seventeenth Heaven Jean-Louis Trintignant

Marie Dubois as Marie in Seventeenth Heaven Marie Dubois

Jean Lefebvre as Le plongeur in Seventeenth Heaven Jean Lefebvre

Lucien Raimbourg as Le concierge de la tour in Seventeenth Heaven Lucien Raimbourg

Jean Le Poulain as L'homme à la voiture in Seventeenth Heaven Jean Le Poulain

Paulette Dubost as La mère de Marie in Seventeenth Heaven Paulette Dubost

Bernard Musson as Le patron de François chez Bokaro in Seventeenth Heaven Bernard Musson

Maryse Martin as La concierge in Seventeenth Heaven Maryse Martin

Alice Field as  in Seventeenth Heaven Alice Field

Pierre Montbard

Marcel Dalio as Le maître d'hôtel in Seventeenth Heaven Marcel Dalio

Iska Khan as Togo (uncredited) in Seventeenth Heaven Iska Khan

Pierre Maguelon as (uncredited) in Seventeenth Heaven Pierre Maguelon

Alain Nauroy

Roger Riffard as Le père de Marie (uncredited) in Seventeenth Heaven Roger Riffard

Harold Sakata as (uncredited) in Seventeenth Heaven Harold Sakata

Léon Zitrone as Self (voice) (uncredited) in Seventeenth Heaven Léon Zitrone

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