The night is my kingdom

the night is my kingdom is a film carried out by Georges Lacombe left in 1951.

Synopsis

Victim of an industrial accident during which it shows of courage and abnegation, Raymond Pinsard abruptly becomes blind. After one period of discouragement, it agrees to attend a center of rehabilitation. Friendship of Gabrielle sister, who itself becomes blind, of Louise Louveau, the blind teacher of birth and a young radio operator repairer: Jean Gaillard give again the taste of living to him. Louise will be close to him when he learns that its blindness is incurable.

Data sheet

  • Realization: Georges Lacombe
  • Original screenplay: Marcel Rivet
  • Dialog: Charles Spaak
  • Assistants realizer: Raymond Bailly, Pierre Granier-Removes iron, Jacques Carré
  • Images: Philippe Agostini
  • Operator: Jean Mallois, assisted Robert Bontemps and Andre Chengles
  • Music: Yves Cross-belt (Choudens Editions)
  • Decorations: Rino Mondellini, Rene Moullaert assisted Yves Olivier and Camille Demangeau
  • Sound: Jean Rieul, assisted Marcel Corvaisier, Henry Girbal
  • Assembly: Henri Taverna and Suzanne Rondo
  • Make-up: Rene Daudin, Michele Peguero
  • Script girl: Colette Crochot
  • Photographer of palteau: Jacques Lacourie
  • external Manager: Louis Seuret
  • general Manager: Jean Mottet
  • Turning: in the studios " Franstudio" of Saint-Maurice from April 2nd to June 9th, 1951 - Outsides in Paris region (on the railway line between Crépy-in-Valois and Ormoy-Villers)
  • Recording: Electric western - Laboratory GTC Joinville
  • Film: 35mm - black and white
  • Production: L.P.C, with the collaboration of Discina and Éclair Newspaper
  • Chief of production: Pierre Gerin
  • Directing of production: Robert Prevost
  • Secretary of production: Marcelle Lequerrier
  • Distribution: Discina
  • Lasted: 110mn
  • First presentation on November 7th, 1951
  • Kind: Drama
  • Visa of exploitation: 10333

Distribution

  • Jean Gabin (Raymond Pinsard, mechanic of engine)
  • Simone Valère (Louise Louveau, the young blind man)
  • Suzanne Dehelly (Gabrielle sister)
  • Robert Arnoux (Julien Latour, brother-in-law of Raymond)
  • Gerard Oury (Lionel Moreau, the treasurer of the center)
  • Marthe Mercadier (Simone, been engaged of Raymond)
  • Jacques Dynam (Strong, repairing Jean of radio)
  • Cecile Didier (Mrs. Pinsard, mother of Raymond)
  • Georges Lannes (Doctor Vaugeois)
  • Marcelle Arnold (German Latour, sister of Raymond)
  • Rivers Junior (the father of Simone)
  • Paul Azaïs (Loustaud, driver of the engine)
  • Colette Régis (Mrs. Turgeot)
  • Madleine Gerome (Mrs. Landry)
  • Philippe Richard (the director)
  • Jean Clarieux (a buddy railwayman)
  • Maurice Pallatier (the purchaser of the radio)
  • Jean-Louis Allibert (the minister)
  • Josée Ariel
  • Cecile Eddy
  • Marius David
  • Roger Dalphin
  • Brown Rene
  • Gaston Garchery
  • Emile Ronet
  • Andre Saint-Luc
  • Arlette Mery
  • With the assistance of the choral society and the pupils of the institution of the young blind men

Rewards

Victoire of the best actor with Jean Gabin which also gains the price of male interpretation in Venice in 1951

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