C'était un musicien (1934)
When he is not conducting his orchestra, a talented young man invents a device to thwart car thieves. Associating himself with a rich Dutch baron, he falls in love with the baron's daughter.
Directors:
Maurice Gleize, Frederic Zelnik.
Writers:
Alfred Halm, Léo Lasko.
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Fernand Gravey as Jean |
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Roland Toutain as François |
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Lucien Baroux as Théophile |
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Felix Bressart as Baron Vandernyff |
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Josette Day as Lili Vandernyff |
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Lyne Clevers as Eva |
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Marcel Carpentier as Mr. Simonson |
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Lucien Callamand as Cafe owner |
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Georges Bever as Skinny fiancé |
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Milly Mathis as Skinny fiancé |
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Jean Berton as Gentleman with the dog |
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Véra Ossipova as |
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Odette Talazac as |
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Vivian Grey as |
| Directing | Maurice Gleize | Director |
| Directing | Frederic Zelnik | Director |
| Art | Serge Piménoff | Production Design |
| Writing | Alfred Halm | Screenplay |
| Writing | Léo Lasko | Screenplay |
| Writing | Robert Bresson | Dialogue |
