Mon oncle Benjamin (1969)
Año de Estreno: 1969
Nación: France
Título Alternativo: Uncle Benjamin, Meu Tio Benjamin, Mein Onkel Benjamin, Mi tío Benjamin, Minu onu Benjamin, Mon oncle Benjamin, Mon oncle Benjamin, l'homme à l'habit rouge, The Adventures of Uncle Benjamin, O anthropos me ton kokkino mandya, Nagybátyám Benjámin, Mio zio Beniamino - L'uomo dal mantello rosso, Moy dyadya Benyamen, My Uncle Benjamin, Der Frauenheld - Mein Onkel Benjamin, Der Mann im roten Rock, Mein Onkel Benjamin
Director: Édouard Molinaro
Guionista: Édouard Molinaro, Jean-François Hauduroy, André Couteaux
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Género: Comedy Film, Film Based On Literature, Romantic Comedy
Argumento
Mon oncle Benjamin is based on a novel by René Fallet about Benjamin Linden, a womanizer who has affairs with various women while his wife, Thérèse, remains unaware of his infidelity. When he starts an affair with Isabelle, a young woman who lives nearby, it threatens to disrupt his perfect setup.
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Resumen
Mon oncle Benjamin is a French comedy film directed by Édouard Molinaro and released in 1969. The movie is based on the novel of the same name by René Fallet. It stars Jean Carmet as Benjamin Linden, a charming but unfaithful husband who manages to keep his affairs hidden from his wife, played by Claire Maurier. The film explores themes of infidelity, deception, and the comedic consequences that arise when Benjamin's latest affair starts to spiral out of control.
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