L'aveu (1944)
L'histoire se déroule en Russie après la révolution bolchevique (1917). Le vieux comte Wolsky (Edward Everett Horton) visite la maison d'édition dirigée par la jeune Nadena Kalenin (Anna Lee), mais celle-ci refuse d'abord de le recevoir. Elle accepte cependant de lui parler lorsqu'elle apprend l'offre alléchante qu'il lui fait : la publication des mémoires de Fedor Mikhaïlovitch Petroff (George Sanders).
Directeur:
Douglas Sirk
écrivain:
Rowland Leigh
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George Sanders as Fedja Michailovitch Petroff |
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Linda Darnell as Olga Kuzminichna Urbenin |
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Anna Lee as Nadina Kalenin |
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Edward Everett Horton as Count "Piggy" Volsky |
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Hugo Haas as Anton Urbenin |
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Laurie Lane as Clara Heller |
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John Philliber as Polycarp |
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Sig Ruman as Kuzma |
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John Abbott as Lunin |
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Mary Servoss as Mrs. Kalenin |
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André Charlot as Mr. Kalenin |
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Robert Greig as Gregory |
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Nina Koshetz as Gypsy Singer |
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Paul Hurst as Orloff |
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Charles Trowbridge as Doctor |
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Don Brodie as Bit Player (uncredited) |
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Jimmy Conlin as Man Mailing Letter (uncredited) |
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Byron Foulger as Clerk in Newspaper Office (uncredited) |
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John Kelly as Bit Player (uncredited) |
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Kate MacKenna as Woman with Umbrella (uncredited) |
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Mike Mazurki as Tall Policeman Bending Over Petroff (uncredited) |
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Sharon McManus as Beggar Child (uncredited) |
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Fred Nurney as Judge in Kharkov (uncredited) |
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Frank Orth as Cafe Maitre d' at End (uncredited) |
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Sarah Padden as Beggar Woman (uncredited) |
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Constance Purdy as Dinner Guest (uncredited) |
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Elizabeth Russell as Dinner Guest Offended by Kuzma (uncredited) |
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Ann Staunton as Dinner Guest (uncredited) |
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Charles Wagenheim as Bit Part (uncredited) |
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Anita Venge as Bit Part (uncredited) |
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Lon Poff as Foreman of the Jury (uncredited) |
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Frances Morris as Dinner Guest (uncredited) |
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Gabriel Lenoff as Father Konstantin - Priest (uncredited) |
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John Kelly as Policeman (uncredited) |
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Kenneth Jones as Bit Player (uncredited) |
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Joyce Gates as Gypsy Girl (uncredited) |
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Rex Evans as Bit Part (uncredited) |
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Woody Charles as Young Lackey (uncredited) |
| Directing | Douglas Sirk | Director |
| Writing | Douglas Sirk | Adaptation |
| Writing | Rowland Leigh | Screenplay |
| Crew | Robert Thoeren | Additional Dialogue |
| Production | Seymour Nebenzal | Producer |
| Sound | Karl Hajos | Original Music Composer |
| Art | Rudi Feld | Art Direction |
| Costume & Make-Up | Max Pretzfelder | Costume Design |
| Costume & Make-Up | Lon Anthony | Costume Design |
| Art | Emile Kuri | Set Decoration |
| Crew | Richard de Wesse | Sound Recordist |
| Production | Walter Mayo | Production Manager |
| Production | Rudolf S. Joseph | Associate Producer |
| Camera | Archie Stout | Director of Photography |
| Camera | Eugen Schüfftan | Director of Photography |
| Directing | William McGarry | Assistant Director |
| Sound | Richard DeWeese | Sound Recordist |
| Sound | Fred Lau | Sound |
| Editing | Gregg Tallas | Editorial Services |
| Sound | Karl Hajos | Music Director |
| Writing | Robert Thoeren | Writer |
| Writing | Douglas Sirk | Writer |
| Writing | Anton Tchekhov | Novel |
