
In the French Style
Drama · Romance
Overview
A young American art student must decide whether to stay in Paris with her boyfriend or go back to the U.S. when her wealthy father arrives to bring her back.
Top Cast


Jean Seberg
Jean Seberg
Christina James
Jean Seberg
Christina James


Stanley Baker
Stanley Baker
Walter Beddoes
Stanley Baker
Walter Beddoes


Philippe Forquet
Philippe Forquet
Guy
Philippe Forquet
Guy


Addison Powell
Addison Powell
Mr. James
Addison Powell
Mr. James


Jack Hedley
Jack Hedley
Bill Norton
Jack Hedley
Bill Norton


Maurice Teynac
Maurice Teynac
Baron Edward de Chassier
Maurice Teynac
Baron Edward de Chassier


James Leo Herlihy
James Leo Herlihy
John Haislip
James Leo Herlihy
John Haislip


Jacques Charon
Jacques Charon
Patrini
Jacques Charon
Patrini


Claudine Auger
Claudine Auger
Clio Andropolous
Claudine Auger
Clio Andropolous


Barbara Sommers
Barbara Sommers
Madame Piguet
Barbara Sommers
Madame Piguet
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