Victor, a righteous man, is secretly in love with Françoise, married to Marc Pélicier, a slick scoundrel who was also Victor's brother-in-arms during the war. When Marc is threatened to be sent to jail, Victor lets himself be condemned in...
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| Jean Gabin | ... |
Victor Lestrang
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| Françoise Christophe | ... |
Françoise Pélissier
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| Brigitte Auber | ... |
Marianne
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Jane Morlet | ... |
La concierge
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Camille Guérini | ... |
Gratien
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Jacques Denoël | ... |
Le garçon de café
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| Gaston Modot | ... |
Le patron du café
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| Pierre Mondy | ... |
Un détenu
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Liane Morice | ... |
Martine
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Jean-Paul Moulinot | ... |
Le directeur de la banque
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Jacques Morel | ... |
Jacques Genoust
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Jacques Castelot | ... |
Marc Pélissier
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Émile Genevois | ... |
Le crieur de journaux (uncredited)
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| René Hell | ... |
Le responsable des libérables (uncredited)
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Robert Moor | ... |
Le domestique des Pélissier (uncredited)
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| Pâquerette | ... |
Une femme au bistrot (uncredited)
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Directed by
| Claude Heymann | ||
Written by
| Henri Bernstein | ... | (play) |
| Jean Ferry | ... | (written by) & |
| Claude Heymann | ... | (written by) |
| Henri Bernstein | ... | (dialogue) (uncredited) |
Produced by
| Gilbert Cohen-Seat | ... | producer |
Music by
| Marc Lanjean | ||
Cinematography by
| Lucien Joulin | ||
Editing by
| Suzanne de Troeye | ||
Editorial Department
| Ginou Bretoneiche | ... | assistant editor (as G. Bretoneiche) |
Production Design by
| Émile Delfau | ... | (as E. Delfau) |
Costume Design by
| Mariette Pognot | ||
Makeup Department
| Marcel Bordenave | ... | makeup artist (as René Bordenave) |
| Trieste Sarnelli | ... | hair stylist |
Production Management
| Louis Théron | ... | unit production manager |
| Jean Érard | ... | production manager |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Roland Bernard | ... | second assistant director |
| Paul Feyder | ... | first assistant director |
Art Department
| Claude Foucher | ... | assistant set designer (as C. Foucher) |
Sound Department
| Georges Leblond | ... | sound mixer |
Camera and Electrical Department
| André Changlesy | ... | assistant camera (as A. Chenglesy) |
| Walter Limot | ... | still photographer |
| Louis Miaille | ... | assistant camera (as L. Miaille) |
| Gustave Raulet | ... | camera operator |
Location Management
| Louis Seuret | ... | location manager |
Script and Continuity Department
| Andrée Gauthey | ... | script supervisor |
Additional Crew
| Micheline Chicot | ... | administrator |
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Victor, a righteous man, is secretly in love with Françoise, married to Marc Pélicier, a slick scoundrel who was also Victor's brother-in-arms during the war. When Marc is threatened to be sent to jail, Victor lets himself be condemned in his place. Once Victor is released Françoise believes she loves him but she can't give up the luxury Marc gives her. Fortune ends up smiling on Victor, whose business starts thriving. He falls for Marianne, a young typist. But Marc, on his deathbed, begs Victor to watch over Françoise... Written by Guy Bellinger |
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| Trivia | The world premiere took place in Nantes in may 1951. See more » |