Mont-Dragon (1970)
Because he has seduced Germaine de Boismenil, Georges Dormont is thrown out of the army by the colonel and husband of the beautiful. After the death of the Count of Boismenil, Dormont arrived at the castle of the widow with the firm intention of taking revenge. From the outset, he seduces Pierrette, the servant, revives the heart of Germaine, having gotten an appointment with the widow, he makes her naked, humiliates and leaves her. Witness of the scene, Martha, the proud orphan, throws herself into the arms of Gaston, faithful order of the colonel, to avenge her mother. George soon flouted their feelings. He then forces Germaine to reveal his attachment to Pierrette and causes a beautiful scandal.
Director: Jean Valère
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Carole André as Marthe de Boismenil |
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Jacques Brel as Georges Dormond - un aspirant dégradé |
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Catherine Rouvel as Pierette |
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Françoise Prévost as La comtesse Germaine de Boismenil |
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Paul Le Person as Gaston |
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Pascal Mazzotti as Armand Dubois - un entomologiste |
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Yves Brainville as (voice) |
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Pippo Mérisi as Le marchand de vins |
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Gérard Bernard as Michel |
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Maria Michi as Hortense Dubois - la femme d'Armand |
| Directing | Jean Valère | Director |
| Writing | Jacques Ralf | Dialogue |
| Writing | Philippe Dumarçay | Writer |
| Writing | Robert Margerit | Novel |
