The 8 hour old Train 47

the train of 8:47 is a French film carried out by Henry Wulschleger in 1934

Summary

To the 202 {{E}} hunter, Guillaumette and Croquebol are sent on mission by the Hurluret captain in the search of four horses. The two rogues are mistaken in train and arrive at Bar-le-Duc where they are lost in the deadened city. They will be renewed with their barracks by the gendarmes, and the Hurluret captain will show an lenient superior once more.

Data sheet

Realization: Henry Wulschleger
Scenario: According to the part that Léo Marchès drew from the novel of Georges Courteline
Adaptation: Rene Pujol
Dialog: Léo Gone
Images: Rene Guychart, Maurice Guillermin
Music: Vincent Scotto
Type-setter: Géo Kogé, Henri Wulschleger
Decorations: Guy de Gastyne
Sound: Robert Teissère
Production: Cinematographic French company - Directing Lux Films
of production: Alex Nalpas
Turning in March and April 1934
Lasted: 80mn
Film 35mm; black and white
Kind: Comedy
First presentation the 5/26/1934

Distribution

Fernandel : The rider Croquebol
Bach: The rider Guillaumette
Fernand Charpin: The captain Hurluret
Fernand Ledoux: The adjudant Flick
Georges Prior: The colonel
George Chepfer: The Alsatian officer
Arcy Hennery: Mr. Frederic
Paul Velsa: Joussiaume
Géo Lecomte : The station master
Edouard Delmont: The eteignor of reverberators
Coubert: A sergeant
Bazin: The major
Rene Lacourt
Rene Dary
Albert Broquin
François Charon
Fernand Sardou

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