The Lady of Malacca

the Lady of Malacca is a film of Marc Allégret left in 1937.

Synopsis

To escape her dull life from teacher, an young woman marries a British medical officer who takes it along to Malacca. The disagreement of the couple is accentuated and the young woman éprend of a Maltese prince.

Drive film

Title: the Lady of Malacca
Film Comedy, drama of Marc Allégret (1937)
Lasted: 113 min
Scenario of Francis de Croisset (according to its novel), H.G. Lustig and Claude-Andre Puget
Assembly of Yvonne Martin
Photography of Marc Fossard and Jules Kruger
Music of Louis Beydts
Costumes of Boris Billinsky
Decorations of Jacques Krauss and Alexandre Trauner

Artistic distribution

Edwige Feuillère: Audrey Greenwood
Pierre Richard-Willm: the prince Selim
Magdeleine Bérubet: Miss Tramont
Charlotte Clasis: a friend of Audrey
Jean Debucourt: to sir Eric Temple
Jacques Chip: Lord Brandmore
Betty Daussmond: lady Lyndstone
William Aguet: Gerald
Colette Proust: an English lady
Robert Ozanne: journalist
Bernard Blier: a journalist with motor bike
Rene Bergeron: the doctor
Gabrielle Dorziat: lady Brandmore
Michele Lahaye: an English lady
Rene Fleur: journalist
Liliane Lesaffre: lady Johnson
Marthe Mellot: the under-mistress
Jean Wall
Tran-Van
Alexandre Mihalesco
Foun-SEN
Ky Duyen

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