Passage pour Marseille (1944)
Au cours de la Seconde Guerre mondiale, le capitaine Freycinet raconte l'histoire de Jean Matrac à un correspondant de guerre intrigué par le comportement de cet homme taciturne. Matrac, journaliste français opposant aux accords de Munich, a été condamné au bagne et déporté à l'Île du Diable. Il s’évade avec quatre autres prisonniers qui s'enfuient dans une barque et sont recueillis en plein océan Atlantique par le navire du capitaine Freycinet voguant vers Marseille. C’est à son bord qu’ils apprennent par la radio que la France a capitulé et demandé l’armistice. Et la création du Gouvernement de Vichy, ouvertement collaborationniste.
Directeur:
Michael Curtiz
écrivains:
Casey Robinson, Jack Moffitt.
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Humphrey Bogart as Jean Matrac |
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Claude Rains as Capt. Freycinet |
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Michèle Morgan as Paula Matrac |
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Philip Dorn as Renault |
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Sydney Greenstreet as Maj. Duval |
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Peter Lorre as Marius |
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George Tobias as Petit |
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Helmut Dantine as Garou |
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John Loder as Manning |
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Victor Francen as Capt. Patain Malo |
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Vladimir Sokoloff as Grandpere |
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Eduardo Ciannelli as Chief Engineer |
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Corinna Mura as Singer |
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Fred Aldrich as Seaman (uncredited) |
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Charles Andre as Navigator (uncredited) |
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Robert Appel as Guard (uncredited) |
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John Bagni as Seaman (uncredited) |
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Albert Baldo as Seaman (uncredited) |
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Bobby Barber as Frenchman (uncredited) |
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Carmen Beretta as Petit's Wife (uncredited) |
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Monte Blue as Second Mate (uncredited) |
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Walter Bonn as Prison Official (uncredited) |
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Frederic Brunn as Bijou (uncredited) |
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Peter Camlin as French Sergeant (uncredited) |
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André Charlot as Judge (uncredited) |
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Hans Conried as Jourdain (uncredited) |
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Marcelle Corday as Grocer's Wife (uncredited) |
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Harry Cording as Chief Guard (uncredited) |
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Adrienne D'Ambricourt as Rosalie (uncredited) |
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Franklin D'Amour as Seaman (uncredited) |
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John Daheim as Seaman (uncredited) |
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George Davis as Jacques (uncredited) |
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Jean Del Val as Raoul Doulaine (uncredited) |
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Adrian Droeshout as Guard (uncredited) |
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Diane DuBois as Petit's Daughter (uncredited) |
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Demetris Emanuel as Seaman (uncredited) |
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Fred Essler as Prosper (uncredited) |
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Richard Flato as Bombardier (uncredited) |
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Anatol Frikin as Crazy Convict (uncredited) |
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Hal Gerard as Guard (uncredited) |
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Fred Graham as Thug Wrecking Newspaper Office (uncredited) |
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Charles La Torre as Lt. Lenoir (uncredited) |
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Oscar Loraine as German Soldier (uncredited) |
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Louis Mercier as Engineer (uncredited) |
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Victor Metzetti as Guard (uncredited) |
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Peter Miles as Jean Matrac Jr. (uncredited) |
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Suzette O'Neill as Flower Woman (uncredited) |
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Alex Papana as Lookout (uncredited) |
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Tony Paton as Emil (uncredited) |
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David Powell as English Radio Operator (uncredited) |
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Frank Puglia as Older Guard (uncredited) |
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Georges Renavent as Guard (uncredited) |
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Sylvain Robert as Lieutenant (uncredited) |
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William Roy as Mess Boy (uncredited) |
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Harry Semels as Cayenne Prison Colony Guard (uncredited) |
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Konstantin Shayne as First Mate (uncredited) |
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Jay Silverheels as Sailor Crewman on Boat Deck (uncredited) |
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Bernard Sommer as Bombardier (uncredited) |
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Raymond St. Albin as Medical Officer (uncredited) |
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Maurice St. Clair as Dompierre (uncredited) |
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Mark Stevens as Lt. Hastings (uncredited) |
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Jack Stoney as Seaman (uncredited) |
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Donald Stuart as Military Driver (uncredited) |
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Szabó Sándor as Sergeant of the Guards (uncredited) |
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Louis Trevis as Bombardier (uncredited) |
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Roger Valmy as Rocroi (uncredited) |
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Juan Varro as Gunner at Field (uncredited) |
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Hans Heinrich von Twardowski as French Airfield Radio Man (uncredited) |
| Writing | Casey Robinson | Screenplay |
| Writing | Jack Moffitt | Screenplay |
| Writing | Charles Nordhoff | Novel |
| Production | Hal B. Wallis | Producer |
| Camera | James Wong Howe | Director of Photography |
| Production | Jack L. Warner | Executive Producer |
| Writing | James Norman Hall | Novel |
| Sound | Max Steiner | Original Music Composer |
| Directing | Michael Curtiz | Director |
| Editing | Owen Marks | Editor |
| Crew | Elick Moll | Additional Writing |
| Art | Carl Jules Weyl | Art Direction |
| Art | George James Hopkins | Set Decoration |
| Costume & Make-Up | Leah Rhodes | Costume Design |
| Costume & Make-Up | Perc Westmore | Makeup Artist |
| Production | Eric Stacey | Unit Manager |
| Directing | Frank Heath | Assistant Director |
| Sound | Everett Alton Brown | Sound |
| Visual Effects | Jack Cosgrove | Special Effects Supervisor |
| Crew | Edwin B. DuPar | Special Effects |
| Crew | Roy Davidson | Special Effects |
| Crew | Byron Haskin | Special Effects |
| Crew | Harry Redmond Jr. | Special Effects |
| Crew | Don Siegel | Special Effects |
| Crew | Rex Wimpy | Special Effects |
| Crew | John Daheim | Stunts |
| Crew | George DeNormand | Stunts |
| Crew | Fred Graham | Stunts |
| Crew | Victor Metzetti | Stunts |
| Crew | Harvey Parry | Stunts |
| Crew | Richard Talmadge | Stunts |
| Crew | Buster Wiles | Stunts |
| Camera | Ben Colman | Assistant Camera |
| Editing | James Leicester | Editorial Services |
| Sound | Leo F. Forbstein | Music Director |
| Sound | Leonid Raab | Music Arranger |
| Sound | Max Steiner | Music Arranger |
| Crew | Herschel Daugherty | Dialogue Coach |
| Crew | Sylvain Robert | Technical Advisor |
| Crew | Jack L. Warner | Presenter |
| Crew | Sterling Campbell | Military Consultant |
