Julietta (film, 1953)

Summary

Juliette Valendor is a romantic and rêveuse young girl who accepts been engaged the quinquagénaire with difficulty that his/her mother chose to him: very the society man prince d' Alpen. The occasion is given to him to meet the man of its dreams in the person of the lawyer André Landrecourt. But André does not realize immediately that it has opposite him the woman of its life. Because of a case with cigarettes forgotten and a missed train. He lodges Julietta in his house of Poitiers but receives at the same time its been engaged, capricious Rosie, ex-mistress of prince d' Alpen. What causes many situations cocasses. Finally conscious of the charm of Julietta, André breaks with Rosie which sets out again with the arm of the prince. The dreams and the dreams of Julietta materialize finally.

Data sheet

Realization: Marc Allégret
Scenario: According to the novel of Louise de Vilmorin
Adaptation and Dialog: Francoise Giroud
Assistant realizer: Roger Vadim, Pierre Blondy
Images: Andre Alekan
Operator: Henri Tiquet, Gustave Raulet
Music: Guy Bernard
Decorations: Jean d' Eaubonne, assisted of Jacques Gut and Daniel Guéret
Assembly: Suzanne de Troeye
Sound: Pierre Calvet
Make-up: Gisele Jacquin
Hairstyle: Simone Knapp
Photographer of plate: Serge Beauvalet
Script girl: Suzanne Durrenberger
Manager: Georges Testard
Production: Indus-films, the Pantheon Productions
Chiefs of production: Henri Bérard, Pierre Braunberger
Directing of production: Claude Ganz
Distribution: Columbia
Turning from June 1st to July 10th, 1953
Lasted: 99mn
Film 35mm, black and white
First presentation on December 9th, 1953

Distribution

Jean Marsh: Andre Landrecourt, lawyer
Dany Robin: Juliette Valendor
Jeanne Moreau: Turned pink Facibey, the boyfriend of Andre
Denise Grey: Mrs. Valendor, the mother
Bernard Lancret: Prince Hector d' Alpen
Nicole Shepherd: Martine Valendor, the sister of Juliette
Georges Chamarat: Arthur, the intendant
François Joux: The police chief
Georges Sauval: The controller
Louis Sainteve: The outgoing man of the toilets of the train
Alain Terrane
Renee Barell

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