Martin Roumagnac

Martin Roumagnac is a film French carried out in 1946 by Georges Lacombe.

It is the only film which joins together with the screen the mythical couple of Marlène Dietrich and Jean Gabin. It will be the first and the last time, since they will separate little from time afterwards.

Synopsis

In a small town of province, White Ferrand, adventurous with the good mannerss, hopes to marry a rich person consul, Mr. de Laubry, whose woman is seriously sick. One evening when it attends a match of boxing, Blanche meeting Martin Roumagnac, building contractor, which falls passionately in love with it. It is the beginning of a passion connection, to which Blanche lends itself initially by imagination then by love. Martin buys a ground, makes him build a large villa, ruins himself for it. To died of the woman of the consul, this last arises in front of Blanche and the sum to make a choice. Persuaded that it will leave it, keep silent Martin Blanche and puts fire at their house. With the lawsuit, Martin Roumagnac is discharged for lack of evidence…

Data sheet

Title: Martin Roumagnac
Realization: Georges Lacombe
Scenario: Pierre Véry, Pierre-Rene Wolf, Georges Lacombe according to the work of Pierre-Rene Wolf
Dialog: Pierre Véry
Assistant realizer: Raymond Lamy
Images: Roger Hubert
Operator: Rene Ribault, assisted A. Charlet
Decorations: Georges Wakhévitch, assisted Rene Calviera and Henri Morin
Music: Giovanni Fusco Marcel Mirouze
Orchestra under the direction of Van Hoorebecke
Orchestra gypsy under the direction of Bruno Critofoli
Sound: Jean Putel, assisted Fernand Janisse and max Olivier
Assembly: German Directing Artus
of the controls: Lucien Pinoteau
general Manager: Jean-Marie Loutrel
assistant Manager: Fernand Trignol
Script girl: Monique de Gastine
Film French
Format: 35mm strips - (N&B, its mono)
Enregistrement: Western sound Electric System - Laboratory G.M. Film Saint-Maurice
Make-up: Boris de Fast
Hairdresser: Huguette Adam
Photographer of plate: Paul Ronald
the dresses of Marlène Dietrich are of Jean Desses
Tournage in the studios of Saint-Maurice
Production: Alcina
: Chief of production: EP Directing Decharme
of production: Marc the Furrier
Distribution: Gaumont - Parisian Company of Hiring
Kind: Drama
Lasted: 83 minutes (1. 23)
First presentation the 12/18/1946
Visa of exploitation: 4121

Distribution

Jean Gabin: Martin Roumagnac, building contractor
Marlène Dietrich: White Ferrand, adventurous the
Margo Lion: Jeanne Roumagnac, the sister of Martin
Jean d' Yd: the Blanche uncle
Daniel Gélin: the teacher
Marcel Herrand: Mr. de Laubry, the consul
Lucien Nat: Mr. Rimbaut, the assistant of the mayor
Odette Barencey: Annette, the servant
Colette Georges: The young girl
Charles Lemontier: Mr. Bonnemain, the bar
Marcel Fathers: Paulo, the site foreman
Paul Faivre: The purchaser of the
Marcelle Géniat: Mrs. Percheron
Colette Régis: Mrs. Rimbaut
Jane Marguenat: The housekeeper
Rivers Junior: A player of belote
Georges Bever: A player of belote
Camille Guérini: Mr. Gardin, the factor
Jean Darcante: The lawyer
Paul Amiot: The president of the court
Henri Baby in-arms: Mr. Gargame, the promoter
Jean Heuze: The prosecutor of the court
Eugene Frouhins: A workman
Julien Maffre: A workman
Maurice Salabert: A workman
Frederic Mariotti: A workman
Philippe Olive: The Master of hotel
Michel Ardan: The conservative
Jean Gosselin: The dancer society man
Marcel Andre: The judge
Rene Hell: A workman
Palmyre Levasseur: A lady of the restaurant
Robert Thomas: A man with the lawsuit
Michel Barbey: (role cut to the assembly)
Robert Leray
Albert Montigny
Albert Lyjo
Rene Marjac
Jean Vilmont
Maurice Dorleac
Renee Thorel
Marguerite de Morlaye
Mercedes Brare

the 1/26/06

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