A man without name

a man without name is a German-French coproduction carried out by Gustav Ucicky and Roger the Good in 1932.

Summary

An officially dead German industrialist does not arrive, nearly fifteen years after the war, to make recognize his identity. Despaired, it decides to change name, in abandonnat his wife with her former assistant, which took his directorial place in his factory. Finally quiet, it decides to remake a new life.

Data sheet

Realization: Gustav Ucicky and Roger the Supervisory Good
: Andre Davan
Scenario: Inspired of the novel of Honore de Balzac " the colonel Chabert "
Adaptation: Robert Liebmann, Léonard Franck
Dialog: Albert Flament
Images: Carl Hoffmann
Music: Allan Gray, Hans-Otto Borgmann
Decorations: Walter Röhrig, Robert Herlin
Sound: Erich Leistner
Production: U.F.A (Berlin), A.C.E (Paris)
Directing of production: Gunther Stapenhorst
Turning in Germany in March and April 1932
Lasted: 81mn
Kind: Drama
First presentation the 9/14/1932 in Paris

Distribution

Fernandel : Julot
Firmin Gémier: Heinrich Martin, the German industrialist
Robert Goupil: Gablinski
Yvonne Hebert): grete
Paul Amiot): Doctor Sander
Ghislaine Daughter-in-law: Helene Martin
France Elect): Eve-Marie
Lucien Walter: Doctor Lederer
Georges Deneubourg: The magistrate
Robert Ozanne: The secretary of the lawyer
Paulette Dubost
Lucien Callamand
Paulette Duvernet
German Version: " Mensch ohne namen" of Gustav Ucicky

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