Appelez-moi Mathilde

Appelez-moi Mathilde is a 1969 French comedy directed by Pierre Mondy, best known for his long career as an actor. The screenplay was written by Francis Veber, who would later become one of France's most successful comedy writers and directors. Running around 100 minutes, the film features a large ensemble of well-known French performers, including Michel Serrault, Jacques Dufilho, Harry-Max, Bernard Blier, Guy Bedos, Jacqueline Maillan, Robert Hirsch and Jacques Balutin. The production stands as an example of the French popular comedy tradition of the late 1960s.