Le Bateau à soupe (1947)
Hervé is a tough sea captain in command of the "Duchesse Anne", a rum-trading ship. But the sea dog hides a tender heart and he allows Marie-Douce, a poor slum girl who dreams of seeing the wide world,on board. To have her accepted by the crew, he passes her off as his niece. A seasoned master like him, wise enough to ban alcohol use on his ship, should have known better : a beautiful girl on the deck cannot but unleash the savage instincts of all those men without women.
Director: Maurice Gleize
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Charles Vanel as Le capitaine Hervé |
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Lucienne Laurence as Marie-Douce |
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Alfred Adam as Le Hénaff |
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Habib Benglia as Le nègre |
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Jean Brochard as Le recruteur |
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Jim Gérald as Le gouverneur |
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René Génin as Kerroët |
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Gina Manès as La patronne |
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Germaine Ledoyen as |
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Odette Talazac as La mère Vignoboul |
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Serge Grave as |
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Paul Faivre as L'ivrogne |
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Joe Alex as L'indigène |
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Albert Malbert as Vignoboul |
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Pierre Juvenet as L'armateur Mahu |
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Geymond Vital as Pedro |
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Noël Blin as |
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Albert Gercourt as |
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Grégoire Gromoff as |
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Pierre Latour as |
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Maurice Marceau as |
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Marcel Melrac as |
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Sacha Nélidoff as |
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Georges Patrix as |
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Raymond Quétier as |
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Émile Riandreys as Le cuistot |
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Jean Thielment as Le Malais |
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Georges Yvon as |
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Jacques Dufilho as Zélize |
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Jacques Berthier as Donatien Mahu - le second |
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Auguste Bovério as (uncredited) |
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Serge Domidoff as Le mousse (uncredited) |
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Fignolita as Une Antillaise (uncredited) |
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Darling Légitimus as (uncredited) |
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W. Edward Stirling as (uncredited) |
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Jean-Marc Tennberg as (uncredited) |
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Dominique Zardi as (uncredited) |
| Directing | Maurice Gleize | Director |
