Signed Arsene Lupin

Signé Arsene Lupin is a Film French of Yves Robert left in 1959.

Summary

The war finished and after being itself distinguished with the combat, André Laroche takes again his adventurous life of gentleman-burglar under the name of Arsène Lupin. Its former accomplice: Ballu proposes to him the burgling of a villa of Enghein. Three stolen tables in various places and the deductions of a young journalist, Isidore Bautrelet, will enable him to find the treasure of the Golden Fleece, which sought to seize Aurélia, an old conquest of Arsene

Data sheet

Title of turning: " Arsene Lupin and the fleece of or"
Italian Title: " It ritorno di Arsenio Lupin"
Realization: Yves Robert
Scenario: Jean-Paul Rappeneau inspired of the work of Michel Leblanc
Adaptation: Yves Robert, François Chavane
Dialog: Jean-Paul Rappeneau, Yves Robert, Robert Lamoureux
Assistant realizer: Georges Casatti, Jacques Besnard
Images: Maurice Barry
Operator: Charles-Henry Montel
Music: Georges Van Parys
Decorations: Robert Clavel
Dresses: Paulette Coquatrix
Assembly: Gilbert Natot
Sound: Robert Biart
Make-up: Michel Deruelle
Hairstyles: Simone Knapp
Photogrpahe of plate: Jean Magis
Script girl: Genevieve Cortier
Manager: Hubert Mérial
Turning from July 2nd to August 18th, 1959
Production: Cinéphonic, Gaumont, Lambor-Films (Paris) - Costellazione (Rome)
Chief of production: François Chavane, Alain Poiré, Jules Bordon
Directing of production: Robert Sussfeld
Distribution: Gaumont
Lasted: 100mn
Film 35mm, to nopir and white
Kind: Police adventure
First presentation the 11/11/1959

Distribution

Robert Lamoureux: Lieutenant André Laroche alias: Arsene Lupin, gentleman burglar
Alida Valli: Aurélia Valéano, old conquest of Arsene
Yves Robert: Ballu, a former accomplice of Arsene
Roger Dumas: Isidore Bautrelet, alias: " Véritaz" the journalist
Jacques Dufilho: Albert, the manservant
Robert Dalban: The Béchoux inspector of the Judicial police
Michel Etcheverry: Van Nelden, the collector
Jean Galland: The general
Gisele Grandpré Mrs. of Wood Lambert, the friend of Aurélia (Role having to be played initially by Judith Magre)
Harold Kay: Henri
Hubert de Lapparent: The French Consul to Florence
Paul Muller the attache with the embassy of Rome
Ginette Pigeon: Agnes, the nurse
Gabriel Gobin: Employee S.N.C.F
Paul Préboist: The drunkard of Enghien
Robert Rollis: A traveller of the train
Rene Hell: A prison warder
Claude Mercutio
Lefèvre-Beautiful Rene
Pierre Duncan
Jean Bellanger: The employee of the sleeping cars
Liliane Chenevière
Anne Valon
Michel Vaucoret
Paul City: The secretary of the files

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