Je l'ai été trois fois (French: I Was Three Times), is a French comedy film from 1952, directed by Sacha Guitry, written by Sacha Guitry, starring Sacha Guitry and Louis de Funès. The English international title of this film is "She and Me".
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Plot
Jean Renneval, a seasoned actor, is having an affair with the wife of a wealthy merchant. When he is required to perform as a clergyman, he visits her while still in costume. This is when the deceived husband encounters them together. Renneval attempts to defuse the situation by claiming he is an actual clergyman, but this action leads to further complications for him.
Cast
Sacha Guitry as Jean Renneval
Louis de Funès as the interpreter-secretary of the sultan of Hammanlif
Bernard Blier as Henri Verdier, jeweller - Hector Van Broken, look-alike of Henry
Lana Marconi as Thérèse Verdier, Henri's third wife
Simone Paris as Lucie Verdier, Henri's first wife
Meg Lemonnier as Henriette Le Havray, friend of Thérèse
Solange Varennes as Juliette Verdier, the seconde spouse of Henri
Pauline Carton as Mme Dutiquesnois, Jean Renneval's dresser
Ginette Taffin as Julie
Primerose Perret as Andrée, a girl
Janine Camp as Suzette, another girl
Jacques Eyser as the Sultan of Hammanlif
Henri Arius as the doctor Marinier
Jacques Anquetil as the elevator operator
Sophie Mallet as Zoé
Christine Darbel as actress
Jean Chevrier: a man in front of the hotel
Lucien Callamand as un monsieur
Roger Poirier as the manager and a bodyguard