The Most Beautiful Girl in the World

Name: The Most Beautiful Girl in the World
Genre: Comedy, Drama
Released: 1951-10-31
Duration: 110 min

1h 50m·Comedy, Drama

Directed by Christian Stengel·1951

Rate

9.0/10 avg

In order to please Martineau, a wealthy industrialist, cynical Gabory accepts to organize a rigged beauty contest whose winner will be Françoise, Martineau's young mistress. However, there are other comely contestants among whom Christiane, the daughter of a general, Jackie, an unemployed actress, Colette, the daughter of a distiller and Marie, a secretary engaged to serious-minded construction foreman Robert. So, will things turn out exactly the way Martineau and Gabory want them...?

DirectorChristian StengelStudioÉquipe Technique de Productions Cinématographiques

Actor	Role
Nadine AlariMarie Charmy	Marie Charmy
Françoise ArnoulFrançoise	Françoise
Paul BernardMartineau	Martineau
Claude BorelliCompetitor	Competitor
Marc CassotRobert	Robert
Jacques CastelotGabory, the president	Gabory, the president
Henri CrémieuxBalbec de la Morlière	Balbec de la Morlière
Nicole FrancisColette Dumont	Colette Dumont
Jacqueline GauthierJacqueline "Jackie" Tessier	Jacqueline "Jackie" Tessier
HHenri BeaulieuNot listed	Not listed
RRenée GrisierA mother	A mother
PPaulette LanglaisPaulette	Paulette
Mag-AvrilA mother	A mother
Henri MarchandMayor of Royat	Mayor of Royat
Renaud MaryAlberto	Alberto
Olivier MathotPrince Sélim Bey	Prince Sélim Bey
Robert MoorMember of the circle	Member of the circle
María RiquelmeChristiane Thomas	Christiane Thomas
Maurice RégameyGeorges	Georges
Max RévolLoiseau	Loiseau
Louis SeignerMonsieur Dumont	Monsieur Dumont
Solange SicardA mother	A mother
Madeleine BarbuléeAgency Secretary (uncredited)	Agency Secretary (uncredited)
MMarius DavidImpresario (uncredited)	Impresario (uncredited)
Robert VattierProsecutor Paul Thomas	Prosecutor Paul Thomas
Hubert de LapparentCarnot (uncredited)	Carnot (uncredited)
AAndrée Florence(uncredited)	(uncredited)
NNicole FrantzCompetitor (uncredited)	Competitor (uncredited)
JJeanne Hardeyn(uncredited)	(uncredited)
Jean HébeyDirector of the newspaper France Presse (uncredited)	Director of the newspaper France Presse (uncredited)