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When a recently fired policeman falls in love with a French prostitute, he doesn't want her to be with other men, so he creates an alter-ego in order to become her only customer.
Theatrical
Jul 5, 1963
DVD / Blu-ray
Sep 18, 2001
Box Office
$25.2M
Budget
$5.0M
Return
5.0x
Director
Writers
Producers
Music
Studio
Phalanx Productions, The Mirisch Company
Cast
Full credits →S
Shirley MacLaine
Irma La Douce
J
Jack Lemmon
Nestor Patou
L
Lou Jacobi
Moustache
B
Bruce Yarnell
Hippolyte
H
Herschel Bernardi
Inspector Lefevre
H
Hope Holiday
Lolita
J
Joan Shawlee
Amazon Annie
G
Grace Lee Whitney
Kiki
P
Paul Dubov
Andre
H
Howard McNear
Concierge
C
Cliff Osmond
Police Sergeant
D
Diki Lerner
Jojo
R
Ruth Earl
Zebra Twin
J
Jane Earl
Zebra Twin
T
Tura Satana
Suzette Wong
L
Lou Krugman
Customer #1
J
James Brown
Texan Customer
B
Bill Bixby
Tattooed Sailor
J
John Alvin
Customer #2
D
De De Young
Mimi the MauMau
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