Schweigen ist Gold (1947)
Der Filmregisseur Emile Clement lebt im Paris um die Jahrhundertwende des Jahres 1900 herum. Als eines Tages Madeleine vor seiner Tür steht, nimmt er die junge Frau bei sich auf und fühlt sich ihr als Beschützer und Mentor verpflichtet. Doch bald realisiert der 50-Jährige, dass er mehr als nur treusorgende Gefühle für sie hat und verliebt sich Hals über Kopf in Madeleine. Als er sie später als seine neue Hauptdarstellerin einsetzt, trifft sie auf den jungen und charismatischen Jaques der ebenfalls ein Schauspieler und ein Freund Emiles ist. Die beiden fühlen sich einander hingezogen und es entsteht eine romantische Beziehung zwischen den jungen Leuten. Als Jaques dann jedoch von Emiles Gefühlen gegenüber Madeleine erfährt, will er seinem Freund kein Leid zufügen und beendet daraufhin notgedrungen die Liebesgeschichte.
Der Regisseur: René Clair
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Maurice Chevalier as Émile Clément |
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François Périer as Jacques Francet |
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Marcelle Derrien as Madeleine Célestin |
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Dany Robin as Lucette |
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Raymond Cordy as Le Frisé |
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Bernard Lajarrige as Paulo |
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Paul Ollivier as Le comptable |
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Christiane Sertilange as Marinette |
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Roland Armontel as Célestin, un acteur de théâtre |
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Paul Demange as Le sultan de Socotora |
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Max Dalban as Cricri, un machiniste |
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Jean Daurand as Alfred, un machiniste |
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Albert Michel as Zanzi |
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Gaston Modot as Gustave, le caméraman |
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Robert Pizani as Monsieur Duperrier |
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Bruno Balp as (uncredited) |
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Robert Berri as Le dragueur barbu à l'opérette (uncredited) |
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Jean Berton as Un spectateur (uncredited) |
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Georges Bever as Le ministre (uncredited) |
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Fernand Blot as (uncredited) |
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Albert Broquin as Un machiniste (uncredited) |
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Marcel Charvey as Le contrôleur (uncredited) |
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Maurice Derville as (uncredited) |
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Raymond Destac as Le partenaire entreprenant (uncredited) |
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Cécile Didier as L'habilleuse (uncredited) |
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Pierre Duncan as Le vizir (uncredited) |
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Paul Faivre as Le cocher (uncredited) |
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Édouard Francomme as (uncredited) |
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Colette Georges as (uncredited) |
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Fernand Gilbert as (uncredited) |
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Danielle Godet as Une spectatrice (uncredited) |
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Harry-Max as Un spectateur (uncredited) |
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Maud Lamy as La dame du bus (uncredited) |
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Charles Lavialle as Le guitariste, chanteur des rues (uncredited) |
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Jean-Jacques Lécot as (uncredited) |
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Frédéric Mariotti as Un machiniste (uncredited) |
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Simone Michels as (uncredited) |
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Philippe Olive as L'agent de police (uncredited) |
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René Pascal as (uncredited) |
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Léon Pauléon as Le gros danseur (uncredited) |
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Jane Pierson as Rose, la femme de chambre d'Emile |
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Ribour as La danseuse (uncredited) |
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Nicole Riche as (uncredited) |
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Georges Sauval as (uncredited) |
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Victor Vina as (uncredited) |
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Yvonne Yma as La concierge (uncredited) |
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Eugène Yvernès as (uncredited) |
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Zélie Yzelle as La bouquetière (uncredited) |
| Directing | René Clair | Director |
| Editing | Henri Taverna | Editor |
| Production | Robert Pirosh | Associate Producer |
| Production | Georges Charlot | Unit Production Manager |
| Art | Guy de Gastyne | Set Decoration |
| Production | Henri Lepage | Production Manager |
| Production | René Clair | Producer |
| Sound | Georges van Parys | Original Music Composer |
| Production | Adrien Remaugé | Producer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Christian Dior | Costume Design |
| Directing | Pierre Blondy | Assistant Director |
| Sound | Antoine Archimbaud | Sound |
| Editing | Louisette Hautecœur | Editor |
| Art | Léon Barsacq | Production Design |
| Writing | René Clair | Writer |
| Camera | Armand Thirard | Director of Photography |
| Art | Léon Barsacq | Set Decoration |
