La Fille D’un Grand Amour

Deux petits gars de Dordogne très délire, sans un rond et des rêves plein la tête, croisent un couple de jeunes parisiens en week-end. Un d'eux tombe raide dingue de la fille. Du coup, le petit ami déclenche une bagarre générale et s'enfuit avec elle… Nos deux Gaous partent à Paris à leur recherche. Dans la grande ville, ils vont tout tenter et aller au bout de leurs rêves. Des lascars du 93 vont leur servir de guides, ils vont passer des nuits blanches dans des fêtes déjantées, faire de nouvelles rencontres, s'imprégner de sons nouveaux et de cultures nouvelles qui se croisent sans jamais se blesser. Vont-ils trouver le grand Amour dans ce souk urbain ?

Jack Lemmon stars as Walter Armbruster in Wilder's leisurely romantic comedy set on the idyllic Mediterranean. When his father dies in a car crash on the isle of Ischia, the corporate executive quickly is on a plane. Once there, he learns from Pamela Piggott (Juliet Mills), a young Brit, that her mother, who was his father's mistress, was also killed. To make matter worse, bureaucratic rules prevent the release of the bodies for a few days. Not long after, both bodies are stolen from the morgue, and thieves are revealed to be an eccentric family of Italian vintners, who hold the corpses hostage until they are paid for the damage caused to their vineyard by the car crash. After reluctantly paying up, the irritable Walter returns to the hotel, where he even more reluctantly joins the free-spirited Pamela for a night of skinny-dipping. When a porter who attempts to blackmail the naked couple and is shot by his angry, very pregnant girlfriend, the hotel manager Carlucci (Clive Revill) is forced to put Walter and Pamela into the same room, while the murder investigation proceeds. Neither of them regrets his decision. A relaxed, sardonic comedy, juxtaposing the uptight American with the laid back European, it makes many of the same points about the excesses of American life as his earlier films in a far more mellow style.

De son enfance loin de sa mère à sa jeunesse endiablée à Saint-Germain-des-Prés, de ses amitiés avec les plus grands à ses carrières dans la chanson ou au cinéma, du grand amour de sa vie à celui pour sa fille, Juliette Gréco, âgée de 82 ans, se souvient tout…