The wolves drive out the night

the wolves drive out the night is a production Franco - Italian carried out by Bernard Borderie in 1951

Synopsys

The journalist Thomas Mollert, chief of a network of against-espionage, makes come to Trieste, one of his agents, Cyril, which it needs to uncover Miguel, a spy. They are introduced in Miguel to find certain documents, while Catherine, the friend of Cyril, retains it in a particular cabinet. One of the killers of Miguel surprises them and prevents this last which is cut down by Catherine. Mollert makes a success of its mission and Cyril and Catherine live their love story to Venice.

Data sheet

Realization: Bernard Borderie
Scenario: According to the novel of Pierre Frondaie " Lieutenant de Gibraltar"
Adaptation and Dialog: Bernard Borderie, Francis Thuret
Assistant realizer: Andre Smagghe
Images: Jacques Lemare
Operator: Gustave Raulet, assisted of Luc Mirot
Music: Joseph Kosma, orchestra directed by Marcel Cariven (Transatlantic Music publishings)
Songs: " I in vouloir" is not necessary; , " The bonheur": of Marc Lanjean and Joseph Kosma (Choudens Editions)
Decorations: Rene Moulaert
Assembly: Henri Taverna, assisted of Jacqueline Thiedot
Sound: Jean Monchablon and Jacques Carrère
Make-up: Paule Déan
Hairstyle: Odette Berroyer
Photographer of plate: Henri Thibault
Script girl: Charlotte Lefèvre
general Manager: Andre Michaud
Technician: Guy Seitz
Turning from July 25th to September 15th, 1951
Italian Title: " The ragazza di Trieste"
Film 35mm, black and white
Recording Electric Western, sound system
Pulling: Laboratory L.T.C Saint-Cloud
Faking: Lax
Production: Paris Studios Cinema Exploitation (Paris), Fonorama (Rome)
Chief of production: Raymond Borderie
Directing of production: Robert Bossis
Distribution: Pathé Consortium Cinema
First presentation the 2/6/1952
Lasted: 98 mn
Kind: Espionage
Visa of exploitation: 11775

Distribution

Louis de Funès: The barman serving Oporto
Jean-Pierre Aumont: Cyril Dormoy, an agent of Mollert
Carla Del Poggio: Catherine, the friend of Cyril, singer of cabaret
Fernand Ledoux: Thomas Mollert, journalist and chief of network of against-espionage
Marcel Herrand: Pedro, the director of the cabaret
John Kitzmiller: The black servant of Miguel
Ronaldo Lupi: Miguel, spy and commercial forgery of tables
Nicolas Vogel: Jim, the driver of Mollert
Attilio Dottesio: Baum, alias: " Horner" , a spy
Gianni Rizzo: The Italian police chief
Sophie Salt: An employee of the hotel
Tancrédi: The driver

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