"A young man-about-Paris, cut off from his father's money, falls in with a picaresque gang of car thieves."
"Fiction. Comédie. Par lâcheté, Henri Pasquier se laisse enrôler par une bande de voleurs d'autos. Par ses actions, le jeune homme attise la haine du chef. Ce dernier tente de le supprimer en provoquant un accident de voiture. Avec Pierre Mingand, Danielle Darrieux, Raymond Galle, Paul Escoffier, Paul Velsa, Jean Wall, Michel Duran."
""Ce film de gangsters romantique nous conte l'histoire d'Henri Pasquier (Pierre Mingand), fils gâté et capricieux d'un brillant médecin. Quand son père décide de lui couper les vivres pour le mettre à l'épreuve, il se laissera prendre dans la spirale de la délinquance."
"In Billy Wilder's directorial debut, Henry Pasquier, the son of a wealthy doctor becomes upset when his father sells the family's new Buick in an effort to force Henry to get a job. Without his Buick, Henry can't spend his days picking up attractive women on the streets of Paris. Instead of taking his father's advice and looking for a job, Henry steals a car so he can keep a date with a married woman he has just met. A car chase quickly ensues, and he is forced to abandon his latest girlfriend on the side of the road. But Henry has now discovered a job that he enjoys and it is not long before he joins a gang of professional car thieves."
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