Easy Down There! 1971

Overview

Easy Down There! is a 1971 French-Italian comedy film directed by Jacques Deray. Also known by its French title Doucement les basses and its Italian title L'uomo di Saint-Michael, the production features a cast that includes Alain Delon, Paul Meurisse, and Nathalie Delon. The film has a runtime of one hour and thirty minutes and was released in France on April 9, 1971. The narrative centers on a priest who experiences significant distress when his wife, whom he previously believed to be deceased, makes an unexpected return. The screenplay for the project was written by Jacques Deray and Pascal Jar. As a comedic work, the film explores the complications that arise from this sudden reappearance, forcing the protagonist to navigate the ensuing personal turmoil. The movie is documented in various archival databases, including The Movie Database and IMDb, which provide details regarding its cast, crew, and release history. It remains a notable example of the cinematic collaborations between French and Italian filmmakers during the early 1970s.