Judex (film, 1916)
See also: Judex
Judex is the title of a series of 2 silent films of 1917 and 1918 created by Louis Feuillade and Arthur Bernède (creative of the character of Belphégor).
Maurice Champreux, son-in-law of Feuillade turns a remake in 1934 with Rene Ferté, Marcel Vallée, Mihalesco, Jean Lefèbvre, Rene Navarre, Constantini.
Georges Franju with turned in 1963 a version paying homage to the sérial of Feuillade. Jacques Champreux (small son of Feuillade and wire of Maurice Champreux) and Francis Lacassin signs the scenario of it. With Channing Pollock (Judex), Michel Vitold (Favraux), Edith Scob (Jacqueline), Francine Bank, Jacques Jouanneau, Théo Sarapo, Sylvia Koscina, Rene Génin.
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