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Charlotte Barbier-Krauss | ... |
La Flécharde
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Paul Capellani | ... |
Gauvain
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Max Charlier | ... |
Imanus
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Georges Dorival | ... |
Radoub
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Philippe Garnier | ... |
Le marquis de Lantenac
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Henry Krauss | ... |
Cimourdain
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Maurice Schutz | ... |
Grandcoeur
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Directed by
André Antoine | ... | (director: 1916 shooting) |
Albert Capellani | ... | (director: 1914 shooting) |
Léonard Antoine | ... | (co-director: 1916 shooting) |
Written by
Albert Capellani | ... | () |
Victor Hugo | ... | (novel) |
Produced by
Pierre Decourcelle | ... | producer |
Cinematography by
Georges Specht |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Julien Duvivier | ... | assistant director: 1916 shooting |
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- Pathé Frères (1920) (France) (theatrical)
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Trivia | The film was started in 1914 by Capellani but the shooting was interrupted by the declaration of the war. Only half of it was in the can. André Antoine decided to resume shooting in 1916, offering Julien Duvivier the position of assistant director, his first non-acting job. The problem was that several members of the cast were at the front and some had even been killed in action. As a result, in many scenes, the actors (actually doubles) are only seen from behind. See more » |
Movie Connections | Version of Quatre-vingt-treize (1962). See more » |