Emmannuelle (Suzanne Danielle) is the fascinating, delectable young wife of a foreign diplomat at the Court of St. James whose charms are irresistible to members of the opposite sex of all nationalities and walks of life. Her husband Emile becomes jealous and feels he is missing out on what every other man in England seems to be enjoying.... with the exception of the inconsolable Theodore.

Emile prepares a little surprise for his ravishing wife which bears fruit in the most prolific and unpredictable manner.

Cast In Alphabetical Order

Albert Moses as Doctor Beryl Reid as Mrs Valentine Bruce Boa as US Ambassador Claire Davenport as Blonde in pub Corbett Woodall as ITN newscaster David Hart as Customs officer Dino Shafeek as Immigration officer Eric Barker as Ancient General Gertan Klauber as German soldier Guy Ward as Dandy Henry McGee as Harold Hump Howard Nelson as Harry Hernia Jack Douglas as Lyons Jack Lynn as Admiral James Fagan as Concorde steward Joan Benham as Cynical lady Joan Sims as Mrs Dangle John Carlin as French parson Kenneth Connor as Leyland Kenneth Williams as Emile Prevert Larry Dann as Theodore Valentine Llewellyn Rees as Lord Chief Justice Louise Burton as Girl at zoo Malcolm Johns as Sentry Marianne Maskell as Nurse in hospital Michael Nightingale as Police Commissioner Norman Mitchell as Drunken husband Peter Butterworth as Richmond Robert Dorning as Prime Minister Steve Plytas as Arabian official Suzanne Danielle as Emmannuelle Prevert Tim Brinton as BBC newscaster Tricia Newby as Nurse in surgery Victor Maddern as Man in launderette

Crew

Produced by Peter Rogers Directed by Gerald Thomas Written by Lance Peters Running Time 85 minutes. Theatrical Release 1978