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A Scandal in Paris

Born in a French prison in 1775, François Eugène Vidocq becomes a professional thief and is later appointed chief of Parisian police.

Director

Douglas Sirk

Year

Genre

adventure, crime, romance

Box Office

N/A

Production

Arnold Pressburger Films,United Artists

Awards

N/A

Eugéne François Vidocq

Therese De Pierremont

Loretta de Richet

Emile Vernet

Prefect of Police Richet

Marquise De Pierremont

Houdon De Pierremont

Mimi De Pierremont

Uncle Hugo

Vladimir Sokoloff

Priest

Pedro de Cordoba

Owner of Dress Shop

Painter

Cousin Pierre

Cousin Gabriel

Aunt Ernestine

Gisela Werbisek

Little Louis

Girl by Pool

Stage Show Spectator

George Bruggeman

Girl by Pool

Stage Show Spectator

Girl by Pool

Girl by Pool

Restaurant Patron

Chambermaid

Bank of Paris Manager

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Like most great mean I came of a poor but honest family - A Scandal in Paris

Like most great mean I came of a poor but honest family

You've got two legs
and I've got two legs, - A Scandal in Paris

You've got two legs and I've got two legs,

♪ To arms, to men of fire - A Scandal in Paris

♪ To arms, to men of fire

Emile, I've got it. - A Scandal in Paris

Emile, I've got it.

Oh Lord what a monstrous coward afraid of a monkey - A Scandal in Paris

Oh Lord what a monstrous coward afraid of a monkey

Look at that old Christmas tree parading around - A Scandal in Paris

Look at that old Christmas tree parading around

What is the trouble Madame - A Scandal in Paris

What is the trouble Madame

Well Madame your lackey has legs - A Scandal in Paris

Well Madame your lackey has legs

Now what a gallant charmer. - A Scandal in Paris

Now what a gallant charmer.

You see all of them here were my friends - A Scandal in Paris

You see all of them here were my friends

But it is not good to speak of the dead in their presence - A Scandal in Paris

But it is not good to speak of the dead in their presence

He killed the monster. - A Scandal in Paris

He killed the monster.

Grandmother's introducing them. - A Scandal in Paris

Grandmother's introducing them.

Your fan, Mademoiselle. - A Scandal in Paris

Your fan, Mademoiselle.

This isn't a question of moral - A Scandal in Paris

This isn't a question of moral

Lark, the girls
are late again. - A Scandal in Paris

Lark, the girls are late again.

In crime as in love there are only those who do - A Scandal in Paris

In crime as in love there are only those who do

Open the window a bit. - A Scandal in Paris

Open the window a bit.

It's already past
ten, past our bedtime. - A Scandal in Paris

It's already past ten, past our bedtime.

And if it doesn't
storm tonight - A Scandal in Paris

And if it doesn't storm tonight

Satan! - A Scandal in Paris

Therese! - A Scandal in Paris

The door is closed! - A Scandal in Paris

The door is closed!

It's bolted. - A Scandal in Paris

Father - A Scandal in Paris

My dear Emile we always have enough strength - A Scandal in Paris

My dear Emile we always have enough strength

Aha. - A Scandal in Paris

Oh, Therese, where have
you been all morning? - A Scandal in Paris

Oh, Therese, where have you been all morning?

Monsieur, your hat. - A Scandal in Paris

Monsieur, your hat.

Remarkable for one of her sex - A Scandal in Paris

Remarkable for one of her sex

Love and crime make incompatible bedfellows - A Scandal in Paris

Love and crime make incompatible bedfellows

My dear Emile try to see further - A Scandal in Paris

My dear Emile try to see further

Monsieur. - A Scandal in Paris

Really I I should call the police - A Scandal in Paris

Really I I should call the police

May I see you to a cab? - A Scandal in Paris

May I see you to a cab?

Sometimes the chains of matrimony are so heavy - A Scandal in Paris

Sometimes the chains of matrimony are so heavy

I've had so many names I'm afraid I - A Scandal in Paris

I've had so many names I'm afraid I

Goodbye. - A Scandal in Paris

I don't have any more hats than you have silly disguises - A Scandal in Paris

I don't have any more hats than you have silly...

What's so funny about that? - A Scandal in Paris

What's so funny about that?

Women always surprise us by doing the expected - A Scandal in Paris

Women always surprise us by doing the expected

There's no fool so dangerous as a fool with brains - A Scandal in Paris

There's no fool so dangerous as a fool with brains

Time has made you even more intriguing - A Scandal in Paris

Time has made you even more intriguing

Do you have a key? - A Scandal in Paris

Do you have a key?

I stole them for you - A Scandal in Paris

I stole them for you

Are these the
biggest you have? - A Scandal in Paris

Are these the biggest you have?

You are very lovely Therese - A Scandal in Paris

You are very lovely Therese

Oh, 7 o'clock. - A Scandal in Paris

Looking back on the phantasmagoria of my life - A Scandal in Paris

Looking back on the phantasmagoria of my life

Is the great detective trying to be funny or - A Scandal in Paris

Is the great detective trying to be funny or

Loretta? - A Scandal in Paris

Shhh. - A Scandal in Paris

That man I've been pursuing for years - A Scandal in Paris

That man I've been pursuing for years

There was one more appointment - A Scandal in Paris

There was one more appointment

It's that girl - A Scandal in Paris

Uhhh what was I saying - A Scandal in Paris

Uhhh what was I saying

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Born in a French prison in 1775, François Eugène Vidocq becomes a professional thief and is later appointed chief of Parisian police.

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Director: Douglas Sirk

Writer: Eugène-François Vidocq, Ellis St. Joseph

Production: Arnold Pressburger Films,United Artists

Genre: adventure, crime, romance

Year: 1946

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 6.6

BoxOffice: N/A

Released: 19 Jul 1946

Awards: N/A

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