Not Dumb, the Bird (1972)
An old lady is far from suspecting everything that is going on behind her back, in particular what her servants are up to.
Top billed cast
Françoise RosayMrs. Morelli-Johnson
Anny DupereyMarthe
Bruno PradalAlain Morelli
Philippe ClayJack Bromfield
Olivier HussenotMe Weidman
Daniel CeccaldiGérard Chardonnet
Henri-Jacques HuetJudicial police inspector
Harald LeipnitzVictor Masson- Madeleine Barret
- Madeleine BouchezFriend of Mrs. Morelli, card player
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