Zou Zou (1934)
Zouzou (original title)Reference View | Change View
- Not Rated
- 1h 32min
- Crime, Musical
- 21 Dec 1934 (France)
- Movie
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Josephine Baker | ... |
Zouzou
(as Joséphine Baker)
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Jean Gabin | ... |
Jean
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Pierre Larquey | ... |
Papa Melé
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Yvette Lebon | ... |
Claire
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Ila Mecséry | ... |
Miss Barbara
(as Illa Meery)
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Palau | ... |
Saint-Lévy
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Madeleine Guitty | ... |
Josette
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Claire Gérard | ... |
Mme Vallée
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Marcel Vallée | ... |
M. Trompe
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Irène Ascoua | ... |
Zouzou enfant (uncredited)
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Roger Blin | ... |
Le témoin du meurtre (uncredited)
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Floyd Du Pont | ... |
Le maître de ballet de la revue (uncredited)
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Geo Forster | ... |
Un boy de la revue (uncredited)
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Serge Grave | ... |
Young Jean (uncredited)
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Teddy Michaud | ... |
Julot (uncredited)
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Philippe Richard | ... |
Le commissaire de police (uncredited)
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Viviane Romance | ... |
La jeune fille attablée (uncredited)
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Robert Seller | ... |
Le commanditaire (uncredited)
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Eugène Stuber | ... |
Un homme au bar (uncredited)
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Adrienne Trenkel | ... |
(uncredited)
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Georges Van Parys | ... |
Le pianiste (uncredited)
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Lucien Walter | ... |
(uncredited)
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Andrée Wendler | ... |
(uncredited)
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Louis Wins | ... |
Le chef d'orchestre de la revue (uncredited)
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Directed by
Marc Allégret |
Written by
G. Abatino | ... | (novel "Zouzou") |
Carlo Rim | ... | () |
Produced by
Arys Nissotti | ... | producer |
Music by
Alain Romans | ... | (as Al. Romans) |
Vincent Scotto | ... | (as Scotto) |
Georges Van Parys | ... | (as Van-Parys) |
Cinematography by
Boris Kaufman | ||
Michel Kelber | ... | (as Kelber) |
Jacques Mercanton | ||
Louis Née |
Editing by
Denise Tual | ... | (as D. Batcheff) |
Set Decoration by
Lazare Meerson | ... | (as L. Meerson) |
Alexandre Trauner | ... | (as Trauner) |
Costume Design by
Pascaud | ||
Zanel |
Sound Department
Antoine Archimbaud | ... | sound engineer (as Archimbaud) |
Camera and Electrical Department
Boris Kaufman | ... | camera operator (as Kaufman) |
Walter Limot | ... | still photographer |
Jacques Mercanton | ... | camera operator (as Mercanton) |
Louis Née | ... | camera operator |
Music Department
Roger Bernstein | ... | lyrics by (as R. Bernstein) |
Georges Koger | ... | lyrics by (as Koger) |
Louis Wins | ... | musical director |
Additional Crew
Floyd Du Pont | ... | choreographer (as Floyd du Pont) |
Joseph Macaluso | ... | administrator (as Macaluso) |
Pelosoff | ... | stage manager |
Production Companies
Distributors
- Corona Films (1934) (France) (theatrical)
- Kino International (1989) (United States) (VHS) (subtitled)
- Kino Video (2005) (United States) (DVD)
- Agence Centrale Cinématographique (ACC) (1935) (Belgium) (theatrical)
- Esap - Film (Czechoslovakia) (theatrical)
- Luxor Films (1946) (Belgium) (theatrical)
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Other Companies
- Éditions Salabert (music publisher)
Storyline
Plot Summary |
As children, Zouzou and Jean are paired in a traveling circus as twins: she's dark, he's light. After they've grown, he treats her as if she were his sister, but she's in love with him. In Paris, he's a music hall electrician, she's a laundress who delivers clean underwear to the hall. She introduces him to Claire, her friend at work, and the couple fall in love. Jean conspires to get the show's star out of town and for the theater manager to see the high-spirited Zouzou perform. When Jean's accused of murder and Zouzou needs money to mount his defense, she pleads to go on stage. Her talents may save the show, but can anything save her dream of life with Jean?
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Did You Know?
Trivia | Irène Ascoua's debut. See more » |
Movie Connections | Featured in It's Black Entertainment (2002). See more » |
Soundtracks | C'est Lui See more » |
Quotes |
Jean:
Love is like electricity. For it to work you need contact. See more » |