The Wolf Farm (1943)
Bastien and Furet are a journalist and a photographer working together as a team on the newspaper 'L'Echo du Jour'. Just as they are about to go off on a weekend break with Micky, their boss's secretary, they are sent to a crime scene to report the murder of a Russian named 'le Moujik'.
Director: Richard Pottier
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Paul Meurisse as Furet |
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François Périer as Bastien |
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André Gabriello as Latripe |
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Guillaume de Sax as Newspaper director |
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Pierre Palau as Investigating judge |
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Martine Carol as Micky |
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Suzanne Dantès as The Countess |
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Georges Chamarat as Perruche |
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Georges Vasty as The deaf-mute |
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Eugène Frouhins as Espérandieu |
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Jean Reynols as Boulinoff |
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Victor Tcherniavsky as Wladimir |
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Georges Zagrebelsky as Chauffeur |
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Jules Vibert as Doctor on the farm |
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Paul Barge as Gustave (uncredited) |
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Fernand Blot as Féroud (uncredited) |
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Albert Brouett as Morgue employee (uncredited) |
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André Chanu as Chicot (uncredited) |
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Henri Charrett as Morgue employee (uncredited) |
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Jacques Courtin as Inspector (uncredited) |
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Jean Halle as Forensic doctor (uncredited) |
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Fred Herbault as Agent (uncredited) |
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Liliane Lesaffre as Nurse (uncredited) |
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Cécyl Marcyl as Tramp (uncredited) |
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Franck Maurice as Gendarme (uncredited) |
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Léon Mazeau as Inspector (uncredited) |
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Pierre Mindaist as Cyclist (uncredited) |
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Jean Paley as Martial (uncredited) |
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Daniel Royer as Papillon (uncredited) |
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Jean Vallois as Tramp (uncredited) |
| Directing | Richard Pottier | Director |
| Writing | Carlo Rim | Scenario Writer |
| Writing | Carlo Rim | Dialogue |
| Production | Alfred Greven | Producer |
| Camera | Armand Thirard | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Roger Dumas | Original Music Composer |
