Nord-Atlantique (1939)
Barnes, the mate of the 'Portland', is the object of the hate of the whole ship's crew. His mistress is murdered shortly before the departure and suspicion naturally falls on him. Some time later, Jeff Cooper, the skipper, falls to his death in the middle of the night. Once again Barnes is suspected and the mate has to resort to force to maintain his authority on board. During the stopover, Barnes is interrogated and finally cleared. He is even appointed captain of the 'Portland' in replacement of Jeff and can marry his best friend's daughter.
Director: Maurice Cloche
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Albert Préjean as Dick Kaufman |
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Pierre Renoir as Captain Jeff Cooper |
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André Alerme as Captain Little |
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René Dary as Barnes, second in command |
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André Burgère as César |
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Jean Brochard as Dauphin, the boss |
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Henri Crémieux as Sharp, the radio |
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Marie Déa as Mary |
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Lucien Coëdel as 'Pomme d'Amour' |
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Robert Darène as Crew member |
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Jean Daurand as Gus |
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Maurice Devienne as |
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Guy Favières as Sheriff |
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Cecil Grane as Ship's boy |
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Gérard Landry as Jaspers |
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Robert Lepers as Crew member |
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Albert Malbert as Chief mechanic |
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Franck Maurice as Crew member |
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Marcel Melrac as Crew member |
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Solange Moret as Rose |
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Sorgel as Crew member |
| Directing | Maurice Cloche | Director |
