Crowd howls

crowd howls is an American film of Jean Daumery, left in 1932. It is the French-speaking version turned simultaneously of The Crowd Roars of Howard Hawks.

Synopsis

The competition between two brothers, both racing drivers, and that alcohol and the love draw up one against the other, ends the day when they are both wounded at the time of a competition.

Data sheet

Realization: Jean Daumery (Howard Hawks for the scenes of races)
Scenario: According to a history of Howard Hawks
Adaptation: Seton I. Miller, Kubee Glassman, John Bright, Niven Busch
French Adaptation, Dialog: Paul d' Estournelle de Constant
Images: Sidney Hickox
Decorations: Jack Okey
Music: Leo F. Forbstein
Production: Warner Bros, National First
Lasted: 81 minutes (1. 21)
First presentation: September 6th, 1932, and on October 11th, 1932 in France

Distribution

Jean Gabin: Joe Greer , racing driver
Franck O' Neill: Eddie Greer , the brother
Helene Perdrière: Anne , the woman of Eddie
Francine Mussey: Lee Merrick , the mistress of Joe
Henri Etievant: Mr. Greer
Helene Frederique: Mrs. Spud
Sergius: Mr. Spud

Around film

The scenes with great figuration, scenes of races and accidents are borrowed from the American version.

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