The Pretty Miller Girl (1948)
Franz Schubert retired from Vienna in country for musical writing. He draws his inspiration from a romance with the watermiller's daughter. An operetta in the fifties Vienna style. This is the only movie from Marcel Pagnol in color and the only movie in rouxcolor, a French experimental process derivated from the agfacolor German process.
Director: Marcel Pagnol
 |
Tino Rossi as Franz Schubert |
 |
Jacqueline Pagnol as Brigitte |
 |
Raoul Marco as Maître Guillaume |
 |
Lilia Vetti as La comtesse |
 |
Raphaël Patorni as le comte Christian |
 |
Emma Lyonel as la baronne |
 |
Suzanne Desprès as la lavandière |
 |
Roger Monteaux as |
 |
Christian Bertola as |
 |
Jean-Paul Coquelin as |
 |
Pierrette Rossi as |
 |
Gustave Hamilton as |
 |
Edouard Hemme as |
 |
Jules Dorpe as |
 |
Nicolas Amato as |
 |
Jean Deschamps as |
|
Alexandre Fabry as |
 |
Pierre Labry as |
|
Louis Lions as |
 |
René Maupré as |
| Directing | Marcel Pagnol | Director |
| Directing | Raymond Lamy | Assistant Director |
| Sound | Marcel Royné | Sound |
| Crew | Willy Faktorovitch | Cinematography |
| Camera | Léo Mirkine | Still Photographer |
| Writing | Marcel Pagnol | Writer |
| Sound | Tony Aubin | Music |
| Editing | Jeanne Rongier | Editor |
| Art | Robert Giordani | Production Design |
