The Day and the Hour

the Day and the hour is a Film French carried out by Rene Clément and left in 1963.

Synopsis

Under the occupation, the fortuitous meeting of an American pilot, Allen Morley, fallen in France and from Therese Dutheil, of which the husband is prisoner in Germany.

Data sheet

Realization: Rene Clement
Scenario: Andre Barret
Adaptation: Rene Clement, Roger Vailland
Dialogs: Roger Vailland
Directing of production: Leon Sanz
Director of the photography: Henri Decae
Sound: Pierre Calvet
Music: Claude Bolling
Decorations: Bernard Evein
Assistant-realizers: Costa-Gavras and Claude Pinoteau
Assembly: Fedora Zincone

Distribution

Therese Dutheil: Simone Signoret
the captain Allan Morley: Stuart Withman
Agathe: Genevieve Page
Antoine: Michel Piccoli
the German police officer: Reggie Nalder
Stalemate Riley: Billy Kearns
the Lerat inspector: Marcel Bozzuffi
Legendre, the pharmacist: Henri Virlojeux
the girl in blue: Hénia Sucha
Gold chain: Hubert de Lapparent
Major Gordon: Carl Studer
an English pilot: Roger Kemp
an English pilot: Mark Burns
Lucie: Colette Castel
a member of the maquis: Clara Gansard
the cash clerk: Yvette Etievant
the lieutenant colonel: Anthony Stuart
the Marboz inspector: Pierre Dux
Jacques Herlin
Jean-Claude Michel

External bond

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