Anne-Marie (1936)
Anne-Marie, une jeune femme ingénieure dans un bureau d'études de l'aviation civile, est apostrophée par quatre pilotes, car jugée responsable d'un défaut technique de leur modèle d'appareil. Elle leur déclare alors ne pas connaître les aspects pratiques et que son rêve est d'apprendre à voler.
Directeur:
Raymond Bernard
écrivain:
Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
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Annabella as Anne-Marie |
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Pierre Richard-Willm as The 'inventor' |
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Paul Azaïs as The 'boxer' |
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Pierre Labry as The 'peasant' |
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Abel Jacquin as The 'detective' |
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Christian Gérard as The 'lover' |
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Jean Murat as The 'thinker' |
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Valentine Camax as Old lady on the phone (uncredited) |
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André Carnège as General (uncredited) |
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Enrico Glori as Businessman (uncredited) |
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Jean Marconi as (uncredited) |
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Odette Talazac as Madame Tuche, inventor's maid (uncredited) |
| Writing | Antoine de Saint-Exupéry | Screenplay |
| Directing | Raymond Bernard | Director |
| Production | P.J. de Venloo | Producer |
| Camera | Marc Fossard | Director of Photography |
| Camera | Jules Kruger | Director of Photography |
| Art | Jean Perrier | Production Design |
