The One Man Band 1970

Overview

The One Man Band is a 1970 film classified under the comedy and music genres. The production has a runtime of one hour and twenty-five minutes and was released in the United States on October 10, 1970. The narrative follows Evan Evans, who serves as the director of a ballet troupe. While in Monaco, Evans oversees rehearsals for a new show intended for a worldwide tour. The plot develops when a member of the troupe departs to be married. In response to this exit, Evans enforces a strict disciplinary regime upon the remaining dancers. Seeking retribution, the dancers present Evans’ nephew, Philippe, who is the only male member of the group, with a baby. They accompany the infant with a note claiming that Philippe is the father. The film is archived in the database of The Movie Database, which identifies the work as a distinct entry from other similarly titled media productions.