Mysteries of Paris (1943)
Paris, 1830. Fleur de Marie is rescued from poverty by the mysterious Rodolphe, who is in fact the Grand Duke of Gérolstein, who has gone incognito in search of an illegitimate child he once had. Which is not at all to the taste of Sarah Mac Gregor, her current mistress who kidnaps Fleur and has her locked up in Saint-Lazare prison.
Director:
Jacques de Baroncelli
Writer:
Maurice Bessy
 |
Marcel Herrand as Rodolphe |
 |
Yolande Laffon as la comtesse Sarah MacGregor |
 |
Alexandre Rignault as le maître d'école |
 |
Lucien Coëdel as le Chourineur |
 |
Roland Toutain as Cabrion |
 |
Ginette Roy as Rigolette |
|
Simone Ribaut as Louise Morel |
 |
Claudye Carter as La Louve |
 |
Emma Lyonel as Madame Pipelet |
 |
Lucien Callamand as Monsieur Pipelet |
|
Alexandre Fabry as Monsieur Morel |
 |
Jean-François Martial as Le mouchard |
|
Cécilia Paroldi as Fleur de Marie |
 |
Pierre-Louis as Francis |
|
Albert Gercourt as Maître Ferrand |
 |
Raphaël Patorni as Murph |
|
Germaine Kerjean as La Chouette |
 |
Jean Carmet as Tortillard (uncredited) |
|
Raymond Carrel as (uncredited) |
|
Defresne as (uncredited) |
 |
Alain Feydeau as (uncredited) |
|
Lucienne Galopaud as La baronne (uncredited) |
|
Marguerite Guérau as Une bouquetière (uncredited) |
|
Manoutrel as Une religieuse (uncredited) |
|
Yvette Maurech as (uncredited) |
|
Marcelle Naudia as (uncredited) |
|
Robert Sidonac as Un policier (uncredited) |
 |
Tela Tchaï as La Punaise (uncredited) |
|
Claire Vervin as Madame Musard (uncredited) |
| Directing | Jacques de Baroncelli | Director |
| Writing | Maurice Bessy | Screenplay |
| Camera | Léonce-Henri Burel | Director of Photography |
| Writing | Pierre Laroche | Dialogue |
| Writing | Eugène Sue | Novel |
| Editing | Madeleine Bonin | Editor |
| Sound | Henri Casadesus | Original Music Composer |
