A jealous poodle ruins a marriage on live TV. No, this is not a fever dream.
Cognac, a pampered poodle and popular star on French television, creates marital problems for his pretty owner Giselle when he becomes jealous of her new husband.
Acting
Tony Curtis doing full physical comedy commitment.
Practical Effects
Cognac the poodle is genuinely a scene-stealing diva.
Costume
Giselle's wardrobe screams 'I married a TV repairman in Paris 1964'.
Director
Michael Anderson
Tony Curtis
Terry Williams
Christine Kaufmann
Giselle Ponchon
Larry Storch
Rufus Gibbs
Pierre Olaf
Jacquot
Marty Ingels
Doc Bailey
Jacques Aubuchon
Papa Ponchon
Sarah Marshall
Pamela Parfrey
Marcel Dalio
Dr. Reynard
Jules Munshin
Rousseleau
Marcel Hillaire
Inspector Duvivier
Cliff Osmond
Hercule
Fifi D'Orsay
Simone
Vito Scotti
Andre
Steven Geray
Bartender
Stanley Adams
Mayor of Man La Loquet
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
This was Christine Kaufmann's first American film; she was 18 and had just married Tony Curtis in real life. The poodle had better chemistry with him.
The film captures peak 'Americans in Paris' fantasy cinema before the New Wave killed this genre dead. It's a time capsule of pure escapist cheese.
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