Quiet Days in Clichy
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Jens Jørgen Thorsen
Paul Valjean
Louise White
Wayne John Rodda
Ulla Lemvigh-müller
Elsebeth Reingaard
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Synopsis
Joey, an American choreographer living in Denmark, and his friend Carl are poor but happy in Paris where they spend most of their time in Montmartre picking up and seducing young women. In a series of scenes, Joey, the Henry Miller counterpart in the author's autobiographical novel, is seen in bed with a succession of women, displaying his lecherous character. An excursion to Luxembourg by Carl and Joey is presented in the film as a series of still photographs. Back in Paris, a teenaged nymphomaniac, Colette, moves in with them and is shared by both men until her parents discover the sordid affair. After an angry confrontation with Colette's parents and the girl's departure from the apartment, Joey and Carl continue their pursuit of pickups.

Director
Jens Jørgen Thorsen
Cast
Paul Valjean
Louise White
Wayne John Rodda
Ulla Lemvigh-müller
Elsebeth Reingaard
Susanne Krage
Petronella
Avi Sagild
Lisbeth Lundquist
Olaf Ussing
Noemi Roos
Anne Kehlet
Ben Webster
Herman Woldsgaard-iversen
Britten Jensen
Elsa Jackson
Mette Aarre Thorsen
Marianne Bergh
Mai Weckselman
Maria Stentz
"bamse" Kragh-jacobsen
Marie-france Hamou
Roger De Monenstral
Marcel Doumerg
Jacques Spezia
Françoise Hesselman
Jens Jørgen Thorsen
Crew
Papa Blue's Viking Jazz Band
Jesper Høm
Bruce Johansen
Bent Nykjaer Jørgensen
Elith Nykjaer Jørgensen
Teit Jørgensen
Country Joe Mcdonald
Country Joe Mcdonald
Roger De Monenstral
Klaus Pagh
Papa Blue's Viking Jazz Band
Henrik Sandberg
Peter Stamer
Andy Sundstrøm
Andy Sundstrøm
Ivar Søe
Anker Sørensen
The Young Flowers
Jens Jørgen Thorsen
Ben Webster
Ben Webster
The Young Flowers

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Notes
Filmed in Paris. Released in Denmark in June 1970 as Stille dage i Clichy; running time: 95 min. Rereleased by Sherpix, Inc., as Not So Quiet Days.

Miscellaneous Notes
Released in United States 1970
Released in United States May 8, 1970
Shown at Cannes Film Festival (out of competition) May 8, 1970.
Released in United States 1970
Released in United States May 8, 1970 (Shown at Cannes Film Festival (out of competition) May 8, 1970.)