Three, six, nine

Three, six, nine is a film of Raymond Rouleau carried out in 1936.

Drive film

Realization: Raymond Roller
Scenario, author of original work and dialogs: Michel Duran
Production company: Imperial Films Production
Directing of production: Director Charles David
of the photography: Michel Kelber and Philippe Agostini
Sound engineer: William Robert Sivel
Music: Michel Lévine and Pierre Chagnon
Decorations: Robert Gys and Leon Barsacq
Costumes: Manual Jacques
Assistant-realizer: Jean Huet
Assembly: Rene Hénaff, Emilienne Nelissen
Technical collaboration: Rene Hénaff
Year: 1936
Turned in Black and white
Country: France
Exit into the room in France: January 29th 1937

Synopsis

Pierre loves Agnès who prefers Clément to him, an aviator. By despair, it will commit suicide. Agnes concludes a pact with him then. During the three months that will last an absence of Clement, Pierre will be able to see it as long as he will want. She thinks that this time will be enough for the young man to realize that she is not for him the ideal woman…

Distribution

Renee Saint-Cyr military school: Agnes
Meg Lemonnier: Simone
Rene Lefèvre: Pierre
Jean Wall: Fernand
Félicien Tramel: the factor
Mady Berry: the caretaker
Michele Esparto: the telephone operator
Suzy Delair
Bernard Blier
Lucienne Lemarchand
Madeleine Suffel
Roland Toutain
Jean Sinoël

Around film

Bernard Blier makes his beginnings with the cinema. The realizer of film, Raymond Roller, will make it turn in the Messenger (1937) with Jean Gabin.

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