L'Ange Gardien (1942)
A former colonial official lives far from Paris with a dry cousin who pays attention to his heritage. He never took care of his son, married to a singer, even less of his granddaughter Colette. The chances of life mean that the grandfather is obliged to take in Colette for a while. This works wonders, unmasks the cousin conniving with cronies, unravels the intrigues, thwarts the machinations and reconciles all the members of the family.
Director: Jacques de Casembroot
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Lucien Baroux as Duboin |
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Carlettina as Colette |
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Roger Duchesne as Henri Duboin |
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Jacques Varennes as Tirandier |
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Catherine Fonteney as Cousin Noémie |
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Ellen Dosia as Jane Duboin-Fontange |
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Irène Corday as Marie |
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Alfred Baillou as Guest |
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David Max as |
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Paul Demange as Notary |
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Maxime Fabert as Gardener |
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Jean Fay as Impresario |
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Jeanne Fusier-Gir as Mademoiselle Boulommier |
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Pierre Labry as Jaminet |
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Jean Morel as |
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Georges Sellier as Carpent |
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Vicky Verley as |
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Léon Walther as Molignon |
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Eugène Yvernès as |
| Writing | Charles Vildrac | Writer |
| Production | Jean Mugeli | Producer |
| Sound | Henri Goublier | Music |
| Crew | Georges Million | Cinematography |
| Art | Marcel Mary | Production Design |
| Art | Roger Briaucourt | Set Decoration |
| Directing | Jacques de Casembroot | Director |
