Marquitta

Marquitta is a Silent film French carried out by Jean Renoir in 1926.

Summary

The singer of the streets, Marquitta, became the mistress of prince Viasco. This one passes on the vulgar side of his/her partner. On the other hand the flight of a jewel the met in fury and it drives out Marquitta. Time passes, Viasco, détroné dies of hunger in Paris under a disguise of Caucasien singer. Marquitta finds it, comforts it, returns the jewel to him, which starts a new anger. It is Marquitta which, this time, drives out it. But as she likes it, she saves it suicide and provides the proof that the robber is not other than his father. Marquitta is now a large high-speed motorboat which only thinks of being reconciled with Viasco.

Data sheet

initial Title: Marcheta , of the name of the song of Saint-Granier
Realization: Jean Renoir
Scenario: Pierre Lestringuez
Adaptation: Jean Renoir
Decorations: Robert-Jules Garnier
Images: Jean Bachelet and Raymond Agnel
Turning in winter 1926 in the studios Gaumont with the Hillock-Chaumont and in outside with Nice (on the average cornice)
Production: Brought together Artists (Marie-Louise Iribe)
Administrator: Mr. Gargour
Distribution: Jean de Merly
Length: 2.400 meters
First presentation on September 13rd, 1927 with the cinema Aubert-De luxe hotel (Paris)

Distribution

Marie-Louise Iribe: Marquitta
Jean Angelo: The prince Viasco
Henri Debain: The chamberlain, count Dimitrieff
Lucien Mancini the adoptive father
Pierre Philippe: The president of the casino
Pierre Champagne a taxi driver
Felix d' Aps: Granval
Simone Cerdan
Andree Vernon

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