Madame Sans-Gêne (1941)
Catherine Hubscher est blanchisseuse et fiancée au sergent Lefebvre. Elle est réputée pour son franc-parler, ce qui lui a valu le surnom de « Madame Sans-Gêne ». Lors de la prise des Tuileries, elle sauve la vie à un jeune noble autrichien, le comte de Neipperg.
Directeur:
Roger Richebé
écrivains:
Jean Aurenche, Roger Richebé.
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Arletty as Catherine Hubscher |
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Aimé Clariond as Chief of police Fouché |
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Maurice Escande as Count of Neipperg |
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Henri Nassiet as Marshal Lefebvre |
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Jeanne Reinhardt as Queen Caroline |
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Madeleine Sylvain as Princess Élisa |
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Albert Dieudonné as Napoléon 1er |
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Geneviève Auger as Empress Marie-Louise |
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Mona Dol as Madame de Bülow |
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Ror Volmar as Singer |
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André Carnège as Savary |
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Paul Amiot as Maximilen de Robespierre |
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Robert Vattier as Jasmin |
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Alain Cuny as Roustan |
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Léon Walther as Despréaux |
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Marcel Talmont as Corso |
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Pierre Vernet as Leroy |
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André Lorière as Cop |
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Suzanne Bara as Toinon (uncredited) |
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Jean Chaduc as (uncredited) |
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Pierre Dargout as Canouville (uncredited) |
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Joé Davray as (uncredited) |
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Hubert de Malet as Junot (uncredited) |
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Guy Denancy as (uncredited) |
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Raymonde Devarennes as (uncredited) |
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Maurice Dorléac as Lauriston (uncredited) |
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Pierre Ferval as (uncredited) |
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Claude Martial as La Roussotte (uncredited) |
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Geneviève Morel as Julie, laundress (uncredited) |
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Tony Murcie as Duroc (uncredited) |
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Max Mégy as Bonaparte (uncredited) |
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Robert Méral as Saint Marsan (uncredited) |
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Odette Talazac as Nanette (uncredited) |
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Paul Barge as (uncredited) |
| Directing | Roger Richebé | Director |
| Writing | Jean Aurenche | Screenplay |
| Writing | Pierre Lestringuez | Dialogue |
| Writing | Roger Richebé | Screenplay |
| Writing | Emile Crouzet | Novel |
| Writing | Victorien Sardou | Novel |
