The Black suits you so well

the Black suits you so well is a Play of Jean Marsan according to Saül O' Hara. It was diffused for the first time the December 26th 1975 on TF1.

Synopsis

John and Lucie are the predatory ones: each one on its side married many times, and all the joint richissimes quickly died. The Campbell inspector, of Scotland Yard, tired to run after them without being able to obtain the least proof of culpability, arranged himself to join together them in the manor pertaining to the sister of Lucie. By presenting them one to the other, it hopes to do them convoler in right weddings. The police force thus hopes to attend the massacre and to collect what will remain about it…

Data sheet

Author: Jean Marsan according to Saül O' Hara
Realization: Pierre Sabbagh
Put in scene: Jean the Foal
Decorations: Roger Harth
Costumes: Donald Cardwell
Chief of production: Jacques Martin
Sound engineer: Jacques Carbonnel
Cameramen: Andre Bailleux, Pierre Ledoux, Pierre Silve, Rodrigue Servant
Foreman: Paule Reveals
Directeur scene: Bernard Director Durand
of the photography: Lucien Billiards
Script: Yvette Boussard
assisting Script: Guy Mauplot
Date and place of recording: May 31st 1975 with the Theater Edouard VII

Distribution

Jean the Foal: John Mac Lesby/Jules Trombone
Maria Pacôme: Lady Lucy Guilvaillant
Lucie Dolène: Dorothy Baker
Jean-Simon Prévost: Arthur Gordon de Baskerville
Francis Joffo: the lieutenant Campbell
Annick Goff: Polly Baker
Claude Lefèvre: Robert
Annick Roux: Jennifer
Donald Cardwell: the Devil

External bonds

the site of one of the members of the team of '' [[With the Theater this evening] ]

the official site of '' [[With the theater this evening] ]

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