Men Without Fear (1942)
1895. Discovery of X-rays. Researchers and scholars are true martyrs, because they do not know how to protect themselves against radiation dermatitis. Professor Belcour has to have one hand amputated, his assistant Henri Vermont, aware of the danger, has the courage to break up with his fiancée. Withdrawn to the countryside, they eventually recover.
Director: Yvan Noé
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Madeleine Sologne as Madeleine |
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Claude Dauphin as Henri Vermont |
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Jean Murat as Professor Bellecour |
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Janine Darcey as Denise |
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Pierrette Caillol as Precursor |
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Gérard Landry as Jacques Monval |
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Marthe Régnier as Sick woman |
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Georges Alain as Pierre |
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Jean d'Yd as Doctor |
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Lucien Dalmas as Singer |
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Jean Daurand as Joseph |
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Roger Hédouin as |
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Georges Lannes as Gérard |
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Emmi Laurence as |
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Jean-François Martial as |
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Marcel Millet as |
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René Noël as |
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Arlette Perretière as |
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Jean Stoll as Dancer |
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Maurice Tricard as Madeleine's father |
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Michèle Verneuil as |
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Pierrette Vial as |
| Camera | Fred Langenfeld | Director of Photography |
| Directing | Yvan Noé | Director |
| Writing | Yvan Noé | Writer |
