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Two Women in Gold (French: Deux femmes en or) is a Canadian sex comedy film, directed by Claude Fournier and released in 1970.[1] The film stars Monique Mercure and Louise Turcot as Fernande and Violette, two housewives in suburban Brossard, Quebec, who are trapped in unfulfilling marriages to husbands Yvon (Marcel Sabourin) and Bob (Donald Pilon), and deal with their frustrations by beginning to have casual sex with the delivery or repair men who come to their houses.[2]

Two Women in Gold
French	Deux femmes en or
Directed by	Claude Fournier
Written by	Claude Fournier Marie-José Raymond
Produced by	Claude Fournier Pierre Lamy
Starring	Monique Mercure Louise Turcot
Cinematography	Claude Fournier
Edited by	Claude Fournier
Music by	Robert Charlebois
Production company	Les Films Claude Fournier
Distributed by	France Film
Release date	May 21, 1970 (1970-05-21)
Running time	106 minutes
Country	Canada
Language	French

The cast also includes Jean-Vincent Fournier, Francine Morand, Yvon Deschamps, Donald Lautrec, Gilles Latulippe, Réal Béland, Janine Sutto, Paul Buissonneau, Jean Lapointe, Paul Berval, Georges Groulx and Raymond Lévesque, as well as activist Michel Chartrand in a small role as the judge who declares Fernande and Violette to be "femmes en or" at the conclusion of the film.

Although not immediately popular with critics, the film was a significant commercial success, making at least $2 million at the box office in its initial run.[2] Its success was part of a wave of films that reignited the commercial viability of the Cinema of Quebec, following a number of fallow years in the late 1960s.[3] As of 2020, it was still recognized as one of the most commercially successful films in Quebec's cinematic history.[4]

References

External links

• Two Women in Gold at IMDb

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