The Boat with soup

the Boat with soup is a Feature-length film French carried out by Maurice Gleize in 1946, according to the novel of Gilbert Dupé.

Synopsis

The boat of the captain Herve east calls “the Boat with soup” because this man in the large heart formally prohibits any alcohol consumption by his crew. One day however it allows an young woman who wanted to see the Islands to embark. Soon it is the outburst of passions and the brawls do not amount any more.

Data sheet

original Title: the Boat with soup
Realization: Maurice Gleize
Scenario: according to the novel of Gilbert Deceived
Production: Maurice Juven
Production company: A.G.C
Music: Marcel Delannoy
Photography: Jules Kruger
Country: France
Format: Black and white
Coming out date: France: February 19th 1947

Distribution

Charles Vanel: The captain Herve
Lucienne Laurence: Marie-soft
Alfred Adam: Hénaff
Remainder of the distribution alphabetically:
Habib Benglia: The negro
Jacques Berthier: Donatien Mahu
Jean Brochard: The recruiter
Jacques Dufilho: Zélize
Fignolita : West-Indian a
Rene Génin: Kerroët
Jim Gerald: The governor
German Ledoyen
Darling Légitimus
Gina Manes: The owner
Odette Talazac: The mother Vignoboul

External bond

the Boat with soup on Internet Movie Database.

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