Carton and company

Carton and Compagnie is a French film carried out by Fernand Rivers in 1939

Summary

François and Victor, two merchants of cartons, defend one day an young girl against the attacks of a hooligan. The evening even, their hut is burnt. Secured by a one year old little girl that they collected, Berlingot and Co will make thousand trades. Finally, after having helped a rich person to uncover burglars, they will buy a new shop.

Data sheet

Realization: Fernand Rivers
Scenario, Adaptation and Dialog: Jean Manse
Assistant realizer: Robert Bossis
Images: Rene Ribaut, Georges Benoit, Jean Bachelet
Music: Roger Dumas, orchestra directed by Pierre Chagnon
Lyric writer: Jean Manse
Songs: " To love you a half-journée" , " The song of the forçat"
Decorations: Rene Renoux
Sound: Jacques Carrère
Assembly: Jacques Desagneaux
Production: The Films Fernand Rivers
Directing of production: Edmond Pingrin
Turning from February 1st to 25th 1939 in the studios Marcel Pagnol
Lasted: 85mn
Film 35mm, black and white
Kind: Comedy
First presentation the 4/27/1939

Distribution

Fernandel : Francois, salesman of cartons
Fernand Charpin: Victor, the associate of Fernand
Suzy Prim: Mrs. Granville
Fréhel: Bohémia
Jean Brochard: The director of asylum
Rivers-Junior: The fighter
Monique Bert: Therese
Edouard Delmont: Courtepatte
Jean Temerson: A customer of the coffee
Josselyne Lane " Josyane Lang": LISA
Allied Rene: Dédé
Marco Behar : Insane the
Jacques Servière: Gaston
Fernand Flament: Paulo
small Jacky: The small Gisele
Marcel Maupi: Isidore
Marguerite Chabert

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