Gambling Hell (1942)
In Macao, where places of pleasure and arms trafficking are concentrated, a tragedy opposes an adventurer and his daughter whom he has brought up in ignorance of his profession. She is torn from her environment and saved from tragedy by a young journalist who loves her.
Director: Jean Delannoy
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Sessue Hayakawa as Ying Tchaï |
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Mireille Balin as Mireille |
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Henri Guisol as Almaido |
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Erich von Stroheim as Werner von Krall |
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Louise Carletti as Jasmine |
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Jim Gérald as Sailor |
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Marie Lorain as Mademoiselle Marguenon |
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Alexandre Mihalesco as Yassouda |
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Etienne Decroux as Sailor |
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Tsugundo Maki as Ying Tchaï's secretary |
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Georges Lannes as Captain |
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Roland Toutain as Pierre Milley |
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Pierre Renoir as Werner von Krall (1942 version only) |
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Ginette Baudin as Player (uncredited) |
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Chukry-Bey as General Lin-Tse (1942 version only) |
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Georges Térof as General Lin-Tse (uncredited) |
| Production | Jean Rossi | Production Manager |
| Art | Serge Piménoff | Production Design |
| Editing | William Barache | Editor |
| Editing | Jean Mondollot | Editor |
| Directing | Jean Delannoy | Director |
| Writing | Maurice Dekobra | Novel |
| Writing | Pierre-Gilles Veber | Adaptation |
| Camera | Nicolas Hayer | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Georges Auric | Original Music Composer |
