Pearls of the crown

the Pearls of the Crown is a French film Co-carried out in 1937 by Sacha Guitry (on an original screenplay of this last) and Christian-Jaque.

Synopsis

The historian Jean Martin (Sacha Guitry) tells with his young wife Francoise (Jacqueline Delubac) the fabulous history of a collar made up of seven fine pearls, formerly offered by the pope Clément VII (Ermete Zacconi) to his niece Catherine de Médicis (Paulette Elambert), a few months before the marriage of the latter with the future Henri II… Four of the pearls, handing-over with Elizabeth the 1st (Yvette Pienne) shortly after execution of Marie Stuart (Jacqueline Delubac) decorate from now on the arches of the British royal crown, but the three last mysteriously disappeared. Jean Martin then decides to leave in search missing jewels, imitated in that by an officer of the English Royal House (Lyn Harding) and a chamberlain of the pope (Enrico Glori)…

Data sheet

Realization: Sacha Guitry
Collaboration technical: Christian-Jaque
Images: Jules Krüger
Sound: Joseph of Brittany
Music: Jean Françaix
Assembly: William Barrache and Myriam
Country of production: France
Year of left production/: 1937
Proceeded: NR & B
Lasted of origin: 2:00 (brought back to 1:40)

Distribution

Sacha Guitry : Jean Martin, François 1st, Barred and Napoleon III
Raimu: the industrialist of the South
Aime Simon-Girard: Henri IV
Jean-Louis Barrault: Bonaparte
Romuald Joubé: Jean Clouet
Claude Dauphin: the Italian prisoner
Lyn Harding: John Russell and Henry VIII
Ermete Zacconi: Clement VII
Enrico Glori: Giovanni Riboldi
Catalano : Giovanni Spanelli
Marcel Dalio: the Ethiopian minister
Emile Drain: Napoleon 1st
Gaston Dubosc: the large-duke
Andrews Engelmann: James, the robber
Robert Pizani: Talleyrand
Jean Coquelin: the old middle-class man
Pierre Magnier: the old Lord
Pierre Juvenet: the expert-jeweller
Henri Crémieux: the appraiser
Di Mazzei: the revolutionist who sings
Ponzio: the mason who sings
Robert Seller: the French prisoner
Leon Walther: the duke Anne de Montmorency
Georges Grey: the young Hungarian
Derrick of Marney: Darnley
James Craven: Hans Holbein
Jacques Berlioz: the Italian cardinal
Anthony Gildès: the old Hungarian
Felix Clement: the gigolo
Henry Hallatt: the chamberlain of the queen Victoria
Percy Marmont: the cardinal Wolsey
Lautner: Titien
Arletty: the queen of Abyssinie
Cecile Sorel: the Frenchwoman of the Great century
Jacqueline Delubac: Francoise Martin, Marie Stuart and Joséphine de Beauharnais
Yvette Pienne: Marie Tudor, Elizabeth 1st and the queen Victoria
Simone Renant: the countess of Barry
Barbara Shaw: Anne Boleyn
Marguerite Moreno: Catherine de Médicis in 1560 and the empress Eugenie in 1914
Raymonde Allain: the empress Eugenie in 1865
Colette Borelli: Catherine de Médicis child
Paulette Elambert: Catherine de Médicis teenager
Huguette Duflos: the queen Hortense
Smoothing iron Lanvin: the German boyfriend of the industrialist
Aussey: Gabrielle d' Estrées
Renee Saint-Cyr military school: Madeleine of the Tower of Auvergne
Pauline Paperboard: the chambermaid of the " Normandy "
Damia : the woman of the people
Marie Leconte: the woman in misery
Purple Farebrother: the old lady
Rosine Deréan: the English young person
Laurence Atkins: the duchess of Stamps and Mrs Tallien
Oleo: the casserole
Marfa Dhervilly: the old courtesan
Eugenie Fern: the vain old woman
Lillie Grandval: soprano-light the
Paulette Dynalix: the small rat
Anaclara: the Negress
Gary Garland: momentary on the " Normandy "
Marthe Mussine: another momentary on the " Normandy "
Annie Rozannes: the Spanish Madonna
Gilberte Lauvray: the small Frenchwoman
Marie-Claire Pissarro: the maidservant of Madam of Barry
Mrs. Ashley
Louise Dauville
Aline Debray
Fred Duprez
Georges Fells
Mrs. Galliot
Denise Jovelet
Lyne Lassalle
Darling Légitimus

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