I do think it *technically* passes all three, as there is a female customer (who later states her name) in the perfume shop being helped by Lise. It is brief, because a man interrupts them and tells the woman which perfume he thinks she should buy (because she stated she was unable to decide without her husband there). I do think that in spirit, it only passes the first test.
Message posted on 2013-07-07 19:40:15
valleygirl said:
a had a good call with the perfume scene, but I checked and the woman in the perfume is listed as "uncredited" on IMDB. The character's name is Edna Mae Bestram played by Madge Blake. So, it still doesn't pass - based on that scene at least.
![[[1]]](/static/nopass.png "[There are two or more women in this movie, but they don't talk to each other]")
An American in Paris (1951)
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