The Blaireau Case (1932)
Blaireau, a poacher, is imprisoned for an offense he didn't commit. An ambitious lawyer tries to exculpate and glorify him. But, once he's released, this major philosopher destroys in just a few hours the prestige painstakingly built by his liberator.
Director: Henry Wulschleger
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Bach as Blaireau |
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Alice Tissot as Mademoiselle de Hautperthuis |
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Charles Montel as Taupin |
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Renée Passeur as Mademoiselle de Charville |
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Georges Tréville as Baron de Hautperthuis |
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Jean-Louis Allibert as Maître Guilloche |
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Albert Broquin as Prison guard |
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Édouard Hardoux as Prison director |
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Georges Despaux as Brigadier |
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Achille Defrenne as President of the tribunal |
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Roger Gaillard as Gendarme |
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Émile Saint-Ober as Secretary |
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Marcel Lesieur as Pharmacist |
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Paul Franceschi as Journalist |
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J.P. Martin as Jules Flêchard |
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Jean Fabert as (uncredited) |
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Blanche Montel as (uncredited) |
| Directing | Henry Wulschleger | Director |
