The Head of a man

the Head of a man is a French film carried out by Julien Duvivier left in 1933. It is about an adaptation of the novel éponyme of the investigations of the Commissaire Maigret, of Georges Simenon.

Synopsis

The Maigret police chief inquires into a crime apparently committed by simple of spirit…

Data sheet

Realization: Julien Duvivier
Scenario: Pierre Calmann, Louis Delaprée and Julien Duvivier, according to the novel of Georges Simenon
Producing: Charles Delac and Marcel Vandal
Original music: Jacques Dallin
Image: Armand Thirard
Assembly: Marthe Poncin (credited Marthe Bassi)
Artistic director: Georges Wakhévitch (not credited)
Assistants realizers: Pierre Calmann and Gilbert de Kniff (credited Gilbert de Knyff)
Technician of the sound: Marcel Courmes (ace Courmes)
Operator camera: Emile Pierre (credited Emile Pierre)
Kind: Police
Country: France
Lasted: 90 min
Sound: Monophonic (Western Electric Sound System)
Image: Black and white
Coming out date in rooms in France the February 18th 1933

Distribution

Harry Baur : Police chief Jules Maigret
Valéry Inkijinoff: Radek
Alexandre Rignault: Joseph Heurtin
Gaston Jacquet: Willy Tool bag
Louis Gauthier: the judge
Henri Echourin: Inspector Ménard
Marcel Bourdel: Inspector January
Frederic Munié: the lawyer
Armand Numès: the director of the police force
Camus: hotel the
Rene Alexandre: the driver
Gina Manes: Edna Reichberg
Missia : the singer of the streets
Oleo: the chambermaid
Line Noro: the girl
Damia: the woman wearies
Jean Brochard: Small role (not credited)
Jerome Goulven: a witness (not credited)
Jane Pierson: the cooker (not credited)
Rene Stern: the Gerard of the Eden (not credited)

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