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The Citadel of Silence ()

La citadelle du silence (original title)
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.During he students ' rebellion against Nicholas the Second,Viana tries to kill the governor but it's her lover who is arrested and sent to a sinister fortress .

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Viana Volonska
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Le colonel-comte Stepan Iporievitch
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César Birsky
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Le gouverneur de Varsovie (as Alcover)
Paul Amiot ...
Vladorowsky (as Amiot)
Mady Berry ...
La patronne de l'hôtel (as Maddy Berry)
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La première logeuse
Henry Darbray ...
(as Darbrey)
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La fille du majordome (as Fusier-Gir)
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Catherine (as Gilberte Geniat)
Claire Gérard ...
La nounou (as Claire Gerard)
Fabien Loris ...
Le détenu nº836 (as Lorys)
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Nevitzky
Marthe Mellot ...
Joséphine
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(as nadre Nox)
Marguerite Pierry ...
La deuxième logeuse
Georges Saillard ...
Un insurgé (as Saillard)
José Squinquel ...
Le capitaine (as Squinquel)
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L'espion
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Le gardien
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Bartek
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Fernand Bellan ...
(uncredited)
Roger Blin ...
Un officier (uncredited)
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(uncredited)
Denise Jovelet ...
Vania enfant (uncredited)
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Kerlov (uncredited)
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Granoff - le chef de la prison (uncredited)
Marcel Rouzé ...
Un officier à la citadelle (uncredited)
Henri Échourin ...
Le porteur (uncredited)

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Marcel L'Herbier

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T.H. Robert ... (story)
 
André Cerf ... (screenplay)
 
Jean Anouilh ... (dialogue) (uncredited)
 
J.J. Thoren ... (adaptation) (uncredited)

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Joseph Lucachevitch ... producer (uncredited)

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Arthur Honegger
Darius Milhaud

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Louis Née ... (as Louis Nee)
Armand Thirard ... (as A. Thirard)

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Roger Mercanton ... (as Mercaton)

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Andrej Andrejew ... (as Andrejew)
Guy de Gastyne ... (as De Gastyne)

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Jacques Manuel

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Paule Déan ... makeup artist (uncredited)

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Léopold Schlosberg ... production manager (uncredited)

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Ève Francis ... assistant director

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Bernard Lancy ... poster designer (uncredited)

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Robert Teisseire ... sound (as Teissere)

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Paul Minine ... special effects coordinator (uncredited)
Nicolas Wilcké ... special effects coordinator (uncredited)

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Louis Née ... camera operator

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Ève Francis ... acting advisor
Charles Clement ... subtitler: USA - original release (uncredited)

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Plot Summary

The students ' rebellion against Nicholas the Second in Russia .Viana tries to kill the governor but it's her lover who is arrested and sent to a sinister fortress :hence the title.To help the prisoner,Vania marries the officer who commands the place.There the convicts have really a bad time,but Vania manages to communicate with her dear captive..But beware of informers. Written by dbdumonteil

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Also Known As
  • The Citadel of Silence (United States)
  • La ciudadela del silencio (Spain)
  • Mytteri i taushetens borg (Norway)
  • De citadel der stilte (Belgium, Flemish title)
  • Tavshedens Borg (Denmark)
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  • 98 min
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Trivia French censorship visa # 1956, delivered on 8-1-1944. See more »
Movie Connections Referenced in The Man Who Came to Dinner (2000). See more »
Soundtracks Non-original music See more »
Crazy Credits The prologue reads as: "Dans le vaste empire des tsars la lutte pour la Liberté fut violente, dès le début de notre siècle. A maintes reprises le peuple russe s'est levé courageusement contre l'oppression." ... which translates as: "from the beginning of our century, the struggle for freedom was violent in the vast empire of the tsars. Time and again, the Russian people have courageously stood up against oppression." " See more »

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