The phantom Cart

the phantom Cart is a French film carried out by Julien Duvivier and left in 1939.

This film made party of the French selection to the Cannes festival of 1939 at the time of its first edition still-born child.

Summary

Edith, sister of the Salvation Army, share in crusade to bring back in the right way, the cruelest David, more the most irreducible violent one and of canted. The young girl leaves there her life, but triumph of the evil spirit.

Data sheet

Title: the phantom Cart
Realization: Julien Duvivier
Scenario: according to the novel of Selma Lagerloff the carter of dead the
Adaptation: Julien Duvivier
Dialog: Alexandre Arnoux
Assistant realizer; Pierre Duvivier
Images: Jules Krüger, assisted of Lucien Joulin and Schneider
Music: Jacques Ibert
Decorations: Jacques Krauss, Andre Trébuchet
Script girl: Madeleine Lefèvre
Photographer of plate: Henri Pecqueux
Sound: Michel Courmes
Assembly: Jean Feyte, assisted L. Bognart
Lasted: 110mn
Make-up: Tourjansky
general Manager: Demasure
Manager interior designer: Klein
Production: Transcontinental Films, Columbia Pictures (France)
Directing of production: Jean Levy-Strauss
Format: Black and white - 35 mm
Kind: Drama
First presentation the 2/14/1940

Distribution

Louis Jouvet: Georges known as: " the étudiant" , friend of David
Micheline Francey: Edith sister, Beautiful patient of the lungs
Marie: Sister Maria
ARIANE Borg: Suzanne
Marie-Helene Dasté: The prostitute
Andree Mery: The old woman repented
Mila Parely: Anna
Valentine Tessier: The captain Anderson
Mrs Lherbay: The old woman who dies
Génia Vaury: A salutist
Suzanne Morlot: A salutist
Pierre Fresnay: David Holm, glass-blower, turned sour and sick
Robert Vigan: The father Martin
Rene Génin: Our Heavenly Father
Alexandre Rignault: The giant, true guilty of the murder
Pierre Palau: Mr. Benoît
Jean Mercanton: Pierre Holm, brother of David, marked wrongly
Henri Nassiet: Gustave, a companion of David
Philippe Richard: The owner of the cabaret
Georges Mauloy: Pasteur
Jean Joffre: The prison warder
Marcel Fathers: A consumer
Jean Claudio: A child of David
Michel François: Another child of David
Jean Buquet: Another child of David
Jean Sylvain: A salutist
Georges Douking: The buddy of Gustave
Marguerite de Morlaye: The middle-class rich person
Jean Paredès: A salutist
Eugene Yvernes: A salutist
Edouard Francomme: A man with the cabaret
Frederic O' Brady: A customer with the cabaret
Lucie Kieffer: A prostitute
Marcel Chabrier

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