A Parisian private eye’s daughter decides to investigate a philandering American millionaire and winds up falling in love with him., The daughter of a Paris detective intrigued by her father’s file on a wealthy bachelor involved in heart affairs warns him of an irate husband and succeeds in intriguing him. Highly entertaining comedy., Director-cowriter Billy Wilder’s comedy of errors follows a May-December romance between a young Parisian woman (Audrey Hepburn) and an American playboy (Gary Cooper). Wilder’s frequent co-contributer I.A.L. Diamond shares screenplay credit., Gary Cooper more or less repeats his international-roue characterization from 1938’s Bluebeard’s Eighth Wife for the 1957 romantic comedy Love in the Afternoon (both films were co-scripted by Billy Wilder, who also directed the latter picture). Audrey Hepburn co-stars as the daughter of Parisian private eye Maurice Chevalier. Investigating the amorous activities of Cooper, Chevalier relates what he’s discovered to cuckolded husband John McGiver, who declares that he’s going after Cooper with a pistol. Overhearing this conversation, Hepburn rushes off to rescue Cooper. She keeps him far away from McGiver by adopting a “woman of the world” pose. Cooper quickly sees through this charade; still, she is fascinated by Hepburn and attempts to relocate her after she disappears. Meeting Chevalier one day, Cooper relates the story of the Mystery Woman, never dreaming that he is describing Chevalier’s daughter. Equally in the dark, Chevalier offers to locate the elusive Hepburn. Once he’s tumbled to the fact that his quarry is his own flesh and blood, Chevalier advises Hepburn against contemplating a relationship with the much-older Cooper. She, of course, fails to heed this warning, setting the stage for an ultraromantic finale. Love in the Afternoon is highlighted by a superb running gag involving a quartet of gypsy violinists, who insist upon dogging Cooper’s trail wherever he goes-including a steam bath. Love in the Afternoon was adapted by Wilder and I.A.L. Diamond from the novel Ariane by Claude Anet.
Q&A :
Q: Who are the main cast members in “Love in the Afternoon ” ?
A: The main cast includes Audrey Hepburn,Gary Cooper,Maurice Chevalier,John McGiver,Van Doude,Lise Bourdin,Paul Bonifas,Bonifas,Audrey Wilder,Gyula Kokas,Michel Kokas,George Cocos,Victor Gazzoli,Olga Valery,Betty Schneider,Charles Bouillaud,Minerva Pious,Filo,Gregoire Gromoff,Moustache,Gloria France,Jacques Ary,Jean Sylvain,Richard Flagy,Marcelle Praince,Jeanne Papir,Guy Delorme,Olivia Chevalier,Solon Smith,Eve Marley,Jean Rieubon,Christian Lude,Charles Lemontier,Emile Mylos,Alexander Trauner,Bernard Musson,Michele Selignac,Claude Anet,Doane Harrison,William Mellor,Alexander Trauner,William Schorr,Hubert de Givenchy,Leonide Azar,I.A.L. Diamond,Billy Wilder.
Q: When Did the “Love in the Afternoon” Released?
A: The Movie “Love in the Afternoon” originally aired on 1957-06-30 and released in the year of 1957.
Q: What Languages are available to watch “Love in the Afternoon” ?
A: Is also available in eng language.
Q: Where to watch “Love in the Afternoon” ?
A: “Love in the Afternoon” is Avaiable on Netflix. as its Netflix Originals.