Mister Mustard's Millions (1926)
When bored American billionaire Charles Vanel is amused by the happiness of poor railroad man Nicolas Koline, he offers him a wager: if Koline and his family can spend 20,000 francs a day (about $11,000 in current American money) for a year, then he'll give him a nice pension. The rest of the movie is about the poor man and his family's efforts to win the bet.
Directors: Robert Péguy, Nicolas Koline.
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Nicolas Koline as Anatole Galupin |
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Charles Vanel as John Durand |
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Madeleine Guitty as Ernestine Galupin |
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Hélène Darly as Anna Galupin |
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Louis Vonelly as Le secrétaire |
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Alexej Bondireff as |
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J.N. Douvan-Tarzow as |
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Louis Monfils as |
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Andrée Standart as |
| Directing | Robert Péguy | Director |
| Directing | Nicolas Koline | Director |
| Writing | Jean Drault | Novel |
| Production | Gregor Rabinovitch | Producer |
