Pervanche (1920)
After losing his fortune, the Marquis de Monfort lives in the back cabin of his old castle, thanks to the charity of the current owner, Camillo, a former servant of his. After the death of his son Pierre in the war, Camillo returns the goods to de Marquis, due to the paternal love he feels for his daughter, Pervanche. Years later, Pierre turns out to be alive and appears at the castle demanding his inheritance from the young woman. The discussion is settled when they get married.
Director:
León Ibáñez Saavedra
Writer:
Micha Villegas Márquez
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Gladys Cooper de Buck as Pervanche de Monfort |
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María Magdalena Villegas Márquez as Sabine |
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Margarita Saavedra Barroso as Renée |
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María Isabel Moreno as Lisette |
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Elvira Mousqués as Bretona |
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Elisa Vargas as Visión Oriental |
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María Guerrero as La Experiencia |
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Nora Maurer as Child |
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José Alberto Nicolich as Marqués de Monfort |
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Alfredo Zumarán as Pierre Dupont |
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Prudencio Ellauri as Barón Gaspart d'Ebremont |
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Enrique Lasala as Vizconde Henri Le Pet |
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Benjamín Capurro as Le Garcon |
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León Ibáñez Saavedra as El lobo de mar |
| Directing | León Ibáñez Saavedra | Director |
| Writing | Micha Villegas Márquez | Screenplay |
| Camera | Emilio Peruzzi | Director of Photography |
| Writing | Jules Sandeau | Novel |
