Pontcarral, colonel d'empire (1942)
Pendant 15 ans après Waterloo, un baron refuse d'accepter la défaite. Il épouse à contrecœur l'une des 2 sœurs Bourbon mais se retrouve en duel avec l'ancien amant de la femme. Enfin, il a une chance de faire à nouveau ses preuves au combat.
Directeur: Jean Delannoy
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Pierre Blanchar as Pontcarral |
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Annie Ducaux as Garlone |
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Suzy Carrier as Sybille |
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Charles Granval as Marquis de Ransac |
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Jean Marchat as Hubert de Rozans |
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Charlotte Lysès as Madame de Mareilhac |
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Guillaume de Sax as The general |
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Marcel Delaître as Austerlitz |
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Simone Valère as Blanche de Mareilhac |
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Jacques Louvigny as Mareilhac |
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Lucien Nat as Garron |
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Alexandre Rignault as The postman |
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Paul Barge as A man in the crowd |
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Alberte Bayol as George Sand |
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Jacques Beauvais as An officer |
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Georges Bever as The footman |
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Louis Blanche as A squire |
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Fernand Blot as A mover |
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André Carnège as The king's prosecutor |
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Jean Chaduc as Frédéric Chopin |
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Robert Christidès as Alexandre Dumas |
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Léonce Corne as The bailiff |
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Marc Dantzer as Franz Liszt |
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Raymond Destac as Trochard |
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Marc Doelnitz as Toni |
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Géo Forster as A guest |
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Roland Fersen as |
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Madhyanah Foy as |
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Guy Henry as |
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Jean Joffre as The innkeeper |
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Léon Larive as The notary |
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Georges Lequesne as Alfred de Musset |
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Albert Malbert as A mover |
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Gaston Mauger as A squire |
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Marthe Mellot as The old player |
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Albert Michel as |
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Alexandre Mihalesco as A conspirator |
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Georges Patrix as |
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Jean Pignol as The captain |
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Jean Reynols as |
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Henri Richard as A squire |
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Madeleine Suffel as Marthe |
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Renée Thorel as Madame de Saint-Sory |
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François Viguier as The plate setter |
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Roger Vincent as The priest |
| Directing | Jean Delannoy | Director |
