Les Bons Vivants

Les Bons Vivants (High Lifers) is a French comedy film from 1965, directed by Gilles Grangier, written by Albert Simonin, Michel Audiard and , starring Louis de Funès. The film is known under the titles: "Un grand seigneur" (France, new title), "High Lifers" (International English title), "How to Keep the Red Lamp Burning" (USA), "Un drôle de caïd" (alternative French title), "Alegres vividores" (Spain), "Die Damen lassen bitten" (West Germany), "Per favore chiudete le persiane" (Italy).^[2]

Cast[]

• Bernard Blier : Mr Charles, le tenancier de la maison close
• Dominique Davray: Mrs Blanche, la tenancière
• Franck Villard : Marcel Froment, the tenant farmer of Toulon
• Mireille Darc : Héloïse, a daughter
•  : Mrs Pauline, a teacher
• Micheline Luccioni : Carmen, one resident in varisses
•  : resident
• Jacques Marin : The purchaser of the furniture
• Henri Virlojeux : the doctor
• Jean-Luc Bideau : Le client suisse (uncredited)
• Jacques Legras : L'autre client suisse (uncredited)
• Yori Bertin : resident
•  : resident
• Françoise Vatel : resident
•  : resident
• Catherine Samie : resident

References[]

External links[]

• Les Bons Vivants at IMDb
• Les Bons Vivants at the Films de France

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