
Hot for Paris
Music · Comedy · Adventure
Overview
Rough sea dog John Patrick Duke has a weakness for women and strong drink. Little does he know that he won a million dollars on Longchamp with the horses. Earlier, he caused a riot in a French hotel. He therefore thinks he is being pursued when officials try to inform him of that cash prize. In the end, John and his friend Axel are forced to take the money. This allows them to have a party with their French friends. The film is believed to be lost.
Top Cast


Victor McLaglen
Victor McLaglen
John Patrick Duke
Victor McLaglen
John Patrick Duke


Fifi D'Orsay
Fifi D'Orsay
Fifi Dupre
Fifi D'Orsay
Fifi Dupre


El Brendel
El Brendel
Axel Olson
El Brendel
Axel Olson


Polly Moran
Polly Moran
Polly
Polly Moran
Polly
Lennox Pawle
Lennox Pawle
Mr. Pratt
Lennox Pawle
Mr. Pratt


Yola d'Avril
Yola d'Avril
Yola Dupre
Yola d'Avril
Yola Dupre


George Fawcett
George Fawcett
Chop Captain
George Fawcett
Chop Captain


August Tollaire
August Tollaire
Papa Gouset
August Tollaire
Papa Gouset
Anita Murray
Anita Murray
Mimi
Anita Murray
Mimi


Charles Judels
Charles Judels
Charlott Gouset
Charles Judels
Charlott Gouset
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