The French comedy
"Les Malheurs d'Alfred" ("The Troubles of Alfred")
premieres on 8 March 1972 in France. The film was directed and
co-written by the major star Pierre Richard. Other stars are Anny
Duperey, Pierre Mondy and Jean Carmet.
Synopsis
Alfred Dhumonttyé
(Pierre Richard), a young architect, has been unlucky since his
childhood. Everything he undertakes is doomed to fail. After another
fiasco, one evening Alfred decides to commit suicide by throwing
himself into the water in a canal in Paris. By an extraordinary
coincidence, the same day at the same time and place, Agathe Bodard
(Anny Duperey), a depressive television presenter, had the same
idea...
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| Anny Duperey as Agathe Bodard and Pierre Mondy as François Morel |
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| Danielle Minazzoli as Pauline and Pierre Richard as Alfred Dhumonttyé |
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| Pierre Mondy as
François Morel, Pierre Richard as
Alfred Dhumonttyé and Anny Duperey as Agathe Bodard |
Main cast
- Pierre Richard as Alfred Dhumonttyé
- Anny Duperey as Agathe Bodard
- Jean Carmet as Paul
- Paul Préboist as the peasant
- Paul Le Person as the policeman
- Mario David as Kid Barrantin
- Francis Lax as Boggy
- Yves Robert as the Parisian TV viewer
- Robert Dalban as Gustave
- Marco Perrin as Orlandi
- Pierre Mondy as François Morel
- Evelyne Buyle as Lucrèce
- Danielle Minazzoli as Pauline
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| Pierre Richard as Alfred Dhumonttyé and Anny Duperey as Agathe Bodard |
"Les Malheurs d'Alfred" French Trailer (1972)
