Claude Brasseur stars in this cinemadaptation of the Moliere play Georges Dandin, ou le mari confondu. Written in 1668, the play has been somewhat dwarfed by such like-vintage Moliere classics as The Imaginary Invalid. Still, it was popular enough in its time to inspire imitation, most notably Betterton's Don Juan and The Amorous Widow. The plot, involving a wealthy man's avoidance of marriage until he is trapped by a crafty widow, is but a peg upon which to hang any number of comic complications and character vignettes. Brasseur's leading lady is the toothsome Zabou.
| Directing | Roger Planchon | Director |
| Sound | Jean-Pierre Fouquey | Music |
| Editing | Hélène Viard | Editor |
| Writing | Roger Planchon | Writer |
| Writing | Molière | Book |
| Camera | Bernard Lutic | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Georges Prat | Sound Engineer |
| Sound | Philippe Morel | Sound Engineer |
| Art | Thierry Leproust | Decorator |
| Production | Margaret Ménégoz | Producer |