Don't Need Money (1933)
Thomas Hoffmann arrives totally penniless from the megalopolis of Chicago and settles in the small village of Groditzkirchen. He soon forged a solid reputation there and established himself in the world of business and finance thanks to his charm and his bluff, interpreting with brio and relaxation the role of the nice millionaire.
Director: Jean-Paul Paulin
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Claude Dauphin as Paul |
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Gaston Gabaroche as |
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Lisette Lanvin as |
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Jeanne Lion as |
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Made Sylvere as |
| Directing | Jean-Paul Paulin | Director |
| Editing | Jean Feyte | Editor |
| Writing | Károly Nóti | Writer |
| Camera | Léonce-Henri Burel | Director of Photography |
| Writing | Ferdinand Altenkirch | Theatre Play |
| Writing | Hans Wilhelm | Writer |
| Writing | Georges Delaquys | Writer |
