Les Enfants du Paradis (1945)
Paris, 1828. Sur le boulevard du Crime, au milieu de la foule, des acteurs et des bateleurs, le mime Baptiste Deburau, par son témoignage muet, sauve Garance d'une erreur judiciaire. C'est ici que commencent les amours contrariées de Garance, femme libre et audacieuse, et de Baptiste qu'elle intimide et qui n'ose lui déclarer sa flamme. Mais aussi ceux de Nathalie, la fille du directeur du théâtre, qui aime Baptiste, et de Frédérick Lemaître, un jeune acteur prometteur, qui entame une liaison avec Garance, tandis que cette dernière aime aussi Baptiste en secret.
Directeur:
Marcel Carné
écrivain:
Jacques Prévert
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Arletty as Claire Reine, dite Garance |
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Jean-Louis Barrault as Baptiste Debureau |
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Pierre Brasseur as Frédérick Lemaître |
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Marcel Herrand as Pierre-François Lacenaire |
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María Casares as Nathalie |
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Louis Salou as Édouard comte de Montray |
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Pierre Renoir as Jericho |
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Jane Marken as Mme Hermine |
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Gaston Modot as Fil de Soie |
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Fabien Loris as Avril |
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Marcel Pérès as Le directeur des Funambules |
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Etienne Decroux as Anselme Debureau |
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Marcelle Monthil as Marie |
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Louis Florencie as Le gendarme des 'Adrets' |
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Habib Benglia as L'employé des bains turcs |
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Rognoni as Le directeur du Grand Théâtre |
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Jacques Castelot as Georges |
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Paul Frankeur as L'inspecteur de police |
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Albert Rémy as Scarpia Barrigni |
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Robert Dhéry as Célestin |
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Pierre Palau as Le régisseur des Funambules |
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Auguste Bovério as Le premier auteur de "L'auberge des Adrets" |
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Paul Demange as Le deuxième auteur de "L'auberge des Adrets" |
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Lucienne Legrand as La première jolie théâtreuse |
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Maurice Schutz as L'encaisseur agressé par Lacenaire |
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Joe Alex as (uncredited) |
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Nicolas Bataille as Extra (uncredited) |
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Gérard Blain as (uncredited) |
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Bill Bocket as (uncredited) |
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Albert Broquin as (uncredited) |
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Jacques Josselin as (uncredited) |
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Paul Temps as (uncredited) |
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Michel Vadet as (uncredited) |
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Roger Vincent as (uncredited) |
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Rivers Cadet as Un bourgeois (uncredited) |
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Jean Carmet as Un spectateur au paradis des Funambules (uncredited) |
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Jean Diéner as Le troisième auteur de "L'Auberge des Adrets" (uncredited) |
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Guy Favières as Un encaisseur agressé par Lacenaire (uncredited) |
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Jean Gold as Le deuxième dandy (uncredited)) |
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Gustave Hamilton as Le concierge du Grand Théâtre (uncredited) |
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Jean Lanier as Iago - dans la représentation d' "Othello" (uncredited) |
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Léon Larive as Le concierge des Funambules (uncredited) |
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Marcel Melrac as Un gendarme (uncredited) |
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André Numès as L'homme qui se fait voler sa montre (uncredited) |
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Raphaël Patorni as Un dandy (uncredited) |
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Lucien Walter as Le marchand de billets (uncredited) |
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Cynette Quero as La deuxième jolie théâtreuse (uncredited) |
| Camera | Marc Fossard | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Madeleine Bonin | Editor |
| Writing | Jacques Prévert | Screenplay |
| Editing | Henri Rust | Editor |
| Production | Raymond Borderie | Producer |
| Camera | Roger Hubert | Director of Photography |
| Production | Fred Orain | Producer |
| Directing | Marcel Carné | Director |
| Costume & Make-Up | Mayo | Costume Design |
| Directing | Pierre Blondy | Assistant Director |
| Art | Alexandre Trauner | Production Design |
| Sound | Jacques Carrère | Sound Re-Recording Mixer |
| Production | Fred Orain | Production Manager |
| Sound | Jean Monchablon | Sound |
| Sound | Robert Teisseire | Sound Engineer |
| Sound | Maurice Thiriet | Original Music Composer |
| Art | Léon Barsacq | Production Design |
| Art | Raymond Gabutti | Production Design |
| Crew | Joseph Kosma | Additional Music |
| Art | Léon Barsacq | Art Direction |
| Directing | Bruno Tireux | Assistant Director |
| Art | Raymond Gabutti | Art Direction |
| Camera | Marc Fossard | Camera Operator |
| Camera | Roger Forster | Still Photographer |
