Rooster in dough 1952

Overview

Rooster in dough is a 1952 film directed by Charles-Felix Tavano that blends the genres of drama and comedy. The production has a total runtime of one hour and thirty-three minutes and was released in France on June 2, 1952. The plot centers on a famous lawyer who becomes frustrated by his fiancee’s dedication to educating a tramp named Languille. In an attempt to discourage her charitable behavior, the lawyer hatches a scheme to manipulate the situation. He enlists a young engineer to pose as a tramp and approach his fiancee. However, the plan backfires when the young engineer falls in love with the woman. The film features a cast of sixteen actors whose ages were calculated based on their birth dates and the movie's release date. The narrative explores the complications that arise from the lawyer's deception and the unforeseen romantic developments between the engineer and the fiancee. This production is documented in film databases and archives as a notable work from the early 1950s.