Innocents in Paris (Alastair Sim 1953)

Innocents in Paris is a series of anecdotes bundled together by geography.



First we see the efforts by British diplomat Alastair Sim to loosen up



Soviet-agent Peter Illing long enough to forge an economic plan between Russia



and England. Then we watch as dotty artist Margaret Rutherford purchases a



copy of the Mona Lisa. Next we see British officer Jimmy Edwards go off on a



toot in a Parisian bistro. The next vignette involves impressionable Claire



Bloom, who is swept off her feet by a local rake (the human variety, not the



garden implement).