Can-Can (Film)

• Frank Sinatra: François Durnais
• Shirley MacLaine Simone Pistache
• Maurice Chevalier: Paul barrier
• Louis Jourdan: Philipe Forrestier
• Juliet Prowse: Claudine
• Marcel Dalio: Andre
• Leon Belasco: Arturo
• Nestor Paiva: Bailiff

Can-Can is a film from the year 1960. It is based on the musical Can- Can.

Action

In a Montmartre local dancers were arrested at the performance of the forbidden cancan. The young Judge Aristide Forestier can there be a process for violating the morality clause. Unfortunately, he falls in love in the course of the investigation, but in the head of the establishment, La Môme Pistache. Forestier is torn between duty and love. Thanks to some quibbles but he succeeds in the thing to lead to a satisfactory solution for all parties. In court, he is with his girlfriend Pistache the question of whether it would be immoral to make people happy.

Reviews

" The long game is handsomely by expensive equipment and prominent performer without getting the right swing. Artistic ideas proves especially the choreographer Hermes Pan. "

" Cole Porter musical, presented pretty, but dressed to kill too bombastic and completely unnecessary silliness peppered. "

Awards

• Also in 1961, the film won a Grammy for his soundtrack.