Lovers of Vérone

the Lovers of Vérone is a French film carried out by André Cayatte in 1948

Summary

Shortly after the war, one turns to Venice an adaptation of Romeo and Juliette. In margin of the protagonists, two young people will live in their turn the drama of Shakespeare: Angelo, glassmaker with Murano, Georgia, girl of a fascistic magistrate . They double the high-speed motorboats of film and live a dubious love and always threatened, in particular by the intrigues of the Rafaële ladle, pickup of the Maglia family. Angelo is killed and Georgina dies in her sides.

Data sheet

Realization: Andre Cayatte
Scenario: Andre Cayatte
Adaptation and Dialog: Jacques Prévert
Assistant realizer: Pierre Léaud
Images: Henri Alekan
Operator: Henri Tiquet, assisted of R. Latouzet and R. Menvielle
Sound: Antoine Petitjean
Decorations: Rene Moulaert, assisted of Henri Schmidt, Camille Demangeat, Rene Small
Assembly: Christian Gaudin, assisted of Christiane Stengel
Music: Joseph Kosma (editions: Choudens)
Model of the costumes: Rosine Delamare
Make-up: Paul Déan
Script girl: Mildred Pease
Production: C.I.C.C Borderie, the Films Corona
Chief of production: Raymond Borderie
Directing of production: Jean Clerk
Secretary of production: Margot Capelier
Administrator of production: Leon Canel
general Administrator: Charles Borderie
Technician: Guy Seitz
general Manager: Andre Michaud
Manager interior designer: Albert Volpert
Turning in Paris Studio Cinema of Billancourt and the glassmaking Pauly and Co in Venice
Recording on Western Electric
Pulling: Laboratory L.T.C of Saint-Cloud
special Effects: Lax
Kind: Drama
Film 35mm, black and white
Lasted: 85mn
First presentation the 3/7/1949
Visa of exploitation: 8014

Distribution

Martine Carol: BETTINA Vardi, the high-speed motorboat of the film
Anouk Aimee: Georgia Maglia, the young girl in love with Angelo
Pierre Brasseur: Rafaële, the pickup of the family Maglia
Serge Reggiani: Angelo, the workman blower, in love with Georgia
Louis Salou: Ettore Maglia, the fascistic magistrate
Marcel Dalio: Amédéo, a collaborator of Ettore
Marianne Oswald: Laetitia, a collaborator of Ettore Maglia
Solange Sicard: Mrs. Maglia, the woman of Ettore
Roland Armontel: Bianchini, the director
Rene Génin: The guard of the tomb
Philippe Lemaire: Benedetti, the actor playing Romeo
Charles Deschamps: Sandrini
Yves Deniaud: Ricardo, an actor
max Dalban: A killer
Frederic O' Brady: The second killer
Charles Blavette: The owner of the glassmaking
Claude Nicot: Léo, the assistant director
Guy Favières: The grandfather Maglia
Marcel Fathers: Domini, a glass-blower
Robert Rollis: The lining during the film
Lucien Raimbourg: The manager
Claudie Casing: Cléo, the girlfriend of Angelo
Palmyre Levasseur: The dresser
Franck Maurice

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