The Abbot Constantin

the Abbot Constantin is a French film carried out by Julien Duvivier in 1925.

Synopsis

The honest abbot Constantin, priest of Longueval, learn with consternation which the castle of Longueval has just been sold to Americans that it supposes Protestant, Scott. In his entourage, one finds his maidservant, Pauline, the gardener of the castle, Bernard, and his godson, Jean Reynaud, lieutenant of cavalry confined to the close borough. But Mrs Scott and her young sister, BETTINA Percival, prove to be gracious catholics, who make consequent gifts with the poor of the parish and quickly conquer all the country by their simplicity. Returned in Paris, the ladies of the castle continue the fashionable season there…

Data sheet

Realization: Julien Duvivier
According to the part of Hector Crémieux and Pierre Decourcelle
Production: the Films Marcel Vandal and Charles Delac
Kind: Comedy
Country: France
Sound: Dumb
Image: Black and white
Lasted: 73 min
Coming out date in rooms: October 9th 1925 (France)

Distribution

Jean Coquelin… the abbot Constantin
Pierre Stéphen… Paul de Lavardens
Claude France… Mrs. Scott
Georges Lannes… Jean Reynaud
Genevieve Cargese… BETTINA Percival
Louisa de Mornand… Countess of Lavardens
Georges Deneubourg… Count de Larnac
Angele Decori… Pauline
Roberto Pla… Bernard, the gardener
Robby Guichard
Lionel Salem

External bond

+ Constantin '' on IMDB

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