The Idiot (1946)
Muichkine, a young Russian prince, returns home to St. Petersburg from a mental institution, determined to spread decency and kindness in the harsh and cruel world. He becomes betrothed to an innocent young girl while trying to save a less-innocent woman from her own travail, but jealousy and his own naivete conjoin to bring about unimaginable tragedy.
Director: Georges Lampin
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Gérard Philipe as Prince Miouchkine |
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Edwige Feuillère as Nastasia Philipovna |
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Lucien Coëdel as Rogogine |
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Sylvie as Madame Ivolvine |
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Jean Debucourt as Totsky |
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Nathalie Nattier as Aglaé Epantchine |
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Jane Marken as Naria |
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Marguerite Moreno as General Elisabeth Prokovievna Epanchine |
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Maurice Chambreuil as General Epantchine |
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Michel André as Gania Ivolvine |
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Elisabeth Hardy as Sophie Ivolvine |
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Roland Armontel as Luliane Timofeevich Lebediev, the drunkard |
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Mathilde Casadesus as Adélaïde Epantchine |
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Janine Viénot as Alexandra Epantchine |
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Tramel as Ivolvine |
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Danielle Godet as (uncredited) |
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Rodolphe Marcilly as (uncredited) |
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Maurice Régamey as (uncredited) |
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Victor Tcherniavsky as (uncredited) |
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Charles Vissières as (uncredited) |
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Georges Zagrebelsky as (uncredited) |
| Directing | Georges Lampin | Director |
| Writing | Charles Spaak | Dialogue |
| Camera | Christian Matras | Director of Photography |
| Writing | Charles Spaak | Adaptation |
| Writing | Fyodor Dostoevsky | Novel |
| Editing | Léonide Azar | Editor |
| Art | Léon Barsacq | Production Design |
| Art | Léon Barsacq | Set Decoration |
| Costume & Make-Up | Marcel Escoffier | Costume Design |
| Writing | Charles Spaak | Writer |
| Writing | Georges Raevsky | Writer |
| Writing | Georges Raevsky | Adaptation |
| Sound | Maurice Thiriet | Original Music Composer |
| Directing | Rodolphe Marcilly | Assistant Director |
