Annette and the Blonde Woman (1942)
Based on the short story by Georges Simenon. Annoying Annette is bent on seducing Maurice, a handsome lawyer who has his eye on a haughty American Myriam who is running after bashful Bernard. The story takes place in hotels, prisons, and music-making apartments in Cannes.
Director:
Jean Dréville
Writers:
Jean Dréville, Michel Duran, Henri Decoin.
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Louise Carletti as Annette |
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Henri Garat as Maurice |
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Mona Goya as Myriam |
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Georges Rollin as Bernard |
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Marcelle Rexiane as Madame Barnavon |
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Rosine Luguet as Gigi |
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Simone Valère as Lucette |
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Raymonde La Fontan as Marie-Louise |
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Georges Chamarat as Irénée Barnavon |
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Albert Broquin as The tramp (uncredited) |
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Georges Cahuzac as The Commissioner of Police (uncredited) |
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Henry Darbray as The Investigating Judge (uncredited) |
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Luce Fabiole as The tax controller's wife (uncredited) |
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Paul Faivre as The Mayor (uncredited) |
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Eugène Frouhins as The Guard at the Investigating Judge (uncredited) |
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Henry Gerrar as The concierge of the Trianon (uncredited) |
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Georges Gosset as (uncredited) |
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Raymonde La Fontan as Marie-Louise (uncredited) |
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Albert Malbert as The prison warden (uncredited) |
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Pierre Palau as Morillon, the photographer (uncredited) |
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Robert Ralphy as (uncredited) |
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Robert Rollis as The Bellhop (uncredited) |
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Roger Vincent as A passerby in front of the hotel (uncredited) |
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Charles Vissières as The Sheriff (uncredited) |
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Eugène Yvernès as Police Station agent (uncredited) |
| Writing | Jean Dréville | Screenplay |
| Writing | Michel Duran | Screenplay |
| Writing | Georges Simenon | Novel |
| Directing | André Cayatte | Assistant Director |
| Writing | Henri Decoin | Screenplay |
| Directing | Jean Dréville | Director |
