Happy Days
Les Jours heureux
Synopsis
Five young people - brothers, sisters, cousins - are on vacation in the countryside. Pernette suggests to Marianne, who wants to be appreciated by her cousin Olivier, to make him jealous by inventing an aviator in love. At this announcement, Olivier bursts out laughing, but an airman knocks on their door, his private plane having had a breakdown. The mirage then becomes reality, and thanks to this unexpected visit many feelings will come to light.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Jean de Marguenat
- Original Title
- Les Jours heureux
- Country of Origin
- France
- Spoken Languages
- French
- Runtime
- 1h 30m
- Production Studios
- Films Roger Richebé
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Jean de Marguenat
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Jean de Marguenat
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What is Happy Days about?
Five young people - brothers, sisters, cousins - are on vacation in the countryside. Pernette suggests to Marianne, who wants to be appreciated by her cousin Olivier, to make him jealous by inventing an aviator in love. At this announcement, Olivier bursts out laughing, but an airman knocks on their door, his private plane having had a breakdown. The mirage then becomes reality, and thanks to this unexpected visit many feelings will come to light.
Who directed Happy Days?
Happy Days was directed by Jean de Marguenat.
Who stars in Happy Days?
The principal cast of Happy Days includes Pierre Richard-Willm, François Périer, Juliette Faber, Monique Thibaut, André Bervil.
When was Happy Days released and how long is it?
Happy Days was released in 1941 with a total runtime of 1h 30m.