Never Two Without Three

Never Two Without Three (French title: Jamais deux sans trois) is a French comedy released in 1951 and directed by André Berthomieu, working from a script by Michel Dulud. Roger Nicolas, Marthe Mercadier and Alice Tissot head the cast, while the wider ensemble features Harry-Max, Laure Paillette, Jean Toulout, Maurice Biraud, Mona Goya and Léon Larive, all recognizable figures in the French cinema of the period. Raymond Nègre served as art director, shaping the picture's settings. The film sits squarely within Berthomieu's steady output of popular light comedies, a body of work he built across a directing career running from the 1930s to the 1960s, and it illustrates the postwar industry's taste for pairing stage-trained performers with seasoned screen actors.