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Pousse mais pousse égal is a quebecois film of genre Comedy directed by Denis Héroux with Denis Drouin
Pousse mais pousse égal (1975)
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Add to a movie listPousse mais pousse égal est un film québécois de Denis Héroux réalisé en 1975 dans la ville de Québec ainsi que, vers la fin de la production, à Montréal.
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Conrad Lachance (Gilles Latulippe), le mal nommé, est amoureux de Gisèle Gagnon (Céline Lomez), qui est d'une famille riche et snob. Comme Conrad n'a pas d'emploi, les parents (Huguette Oligny et Yves Létourneau) de sa dulcinée ne veulent pas du mariage. Conrad se trouve finalement un emploi d'infirmier dans un hôpital et, malgré bien des péripéties, tout semble s'arranger. Jusqu'au jour où débarquent les parents de celui-ci (Denis Drouin et Suzanne Langlois). Un gros problème de classe et d'éducation se pose entre les deux familles. Mais ne dit-on pas que l'amour triomphe toujours ?... Conrad se rend à Montréal à la recherche de Gisèle et alors qu'il est dans un cabaret, il tombe sur un personnage apathique-émotif [Alpha Boucher] qui sort effectivement avec Gisèle Gagnon mais pas la bonne, d'où quiproquos.Actors
Denis Drouin
(M. Lachance)
Suzanne Langlois
(Mme. Lachance)
Yves Létourneau
(Dr Jean Gagnon)
Huguette Oligny
(Mme. Gagnon)
Janine Sutto
(Henriette, tante de Gisèle et la femme qui se pâme pour Jacques Lorain)
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