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Flower of Paris

Fleur de Paris

Synopsis

Fleur de Paris has Mistinguett playing herself in a double role as two very different characters. One role has her performing as a music hall star, whose popularity leads an American impresario to lure her with a lucrative offer to tour the United States. The other role turns her into Margot Panard, a young working-class dressmaker lured to the theater by posters of Mistinguett.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
André Hugon
Original Title
Fleur de Paris
Country of Origin
France
Spoken Languages
No Language
Runtime
43m
Production Studios
Films Succès.

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

André Hugon

Department Leadership Roster

André Hugon

André Hugon

Director

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Frequently Asked Questions About Flower of Paris

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Flower of Paris about?

Fleur de Paris has Mistinguett playing herself in a double role as two very different characters. One role has her performing as a music hall star, whose popularity leads an American impresario to lure her with a lucrative offer to tour the United States. The other role turns her into Margot Panard, a young working-class dressmaker lured to the theater by posters of Mistinguett.

Who directed Flower of Paris?

Flower of Paris was directed by André Hugon.

Who stars in Flower of Paris?

The principal cast of Flower of Paris includes Mistinguett, Harry Baur, Louis Paglieri, Guita Dauzon, Marc Gérard.

When was Flower of Paris released and how long is it?

Flower of Paris was released in 1916 with a total runtime of 43m.