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"La jaquette indique : "Les Perles de la couronne : François Martin raconte à sa femme l'histoire merveilleuse des sept perles fines qui ornent la couronne d'Angleterre. 400 ans d'histoire, de 1523 à 1937 de la découverte de ces perles transmises de cour en cour, de règne en règne à leur dispersion vers des destins misérables ou splendides. Le Mot de Cambronne : Mme Cambronne, d'origine britannique, à qui l'on a beaucoup parlé du "mot" de son mari, le presse de questions afin d'en connaître la signification. Mais le général se refuse à toute explication et persiste à se taire. Film en vers et en un acte.""
"Les perles de la couronne: French writer Jean Martin tells his wife a fantastic story involving seven perfect pearls, four of which ended up in the English crown. Cleverly links together historical figures over a four hundred year period (from 1523 to 1937) as it pieces together the origin of the four pearls in the English crown."
"Tells the story of seven pearls; four which made it to England and were incorporated into the crown, and three that went missing along the way."
"François Martin raconte à sa femme l'histoire merveilleuse des sept Perles fines qui ornent la Couronne d'Angleterre, 400 ans d'histoire, de 1523 à 1937 de la découverte de ces Perles transmises de Cour en cour, de Régne en Régne à leur dispersion vers des destins misérables ou splendides."
"L'histoire :The history: The General Cambronne is at the retirement, it lives with his spouse of English origin. Imagine that she does not know certain words, notably the one of his husband, that everyone puts malice to there to allude and that she desires to learn it at last ..."
"Évoque l'histoire de la France depuis François Ier. Des perles sont dérobées à la couronne d'Angleterre et nous en suivons le destin jusqu'à nos jours. [SDM]. Avec Sacha Guitry, Jacqueline Delubac, Lyn Harding, Jean-Louis Barrault."
"Le mot de Cambronne: The English-born wife of retired General Cambronne struggles to overcome the language barrier and unlock her husband's secrets."
"In this satiric film, Guitry plays four roles as he takes us on the search for four pearls which decorate the royal crown of England. The search covers four centuries of history and numbers among its characters Francis I, Napoleon III, King Henry VIII, Empress Eugenia, Anne Boleyn, Madame Dubarry, Napoleon I, and Elizabeth I."
"In this satiric film, Guitry plays four roles as he takes us on the search for four pearls which decorate the royal crown of England. The search covers four centuries of history and numbers among its characters Francis I, Napoleon III, King Henry VIII, Empress Eugenia, Anne Boleyn, Madame Dubarry, Napoleon I, and Elizabeth I."@en