Thunder of God

the Thunder of God is a film carried out by Denys of Patellière in 1965.

Summary

Brassac lives with his Marie wife a splendid manor. Famous for its original character and violent one, it brings back a beautiful evening Simone, a small prostitute. Marie accepts this presence and when the guard of Simone shows the teeth, Brassac intervenes vigorously. Simone remains with the manor but éprend soon of Roger, the neighbor, while fearing the anger of Brassac. Well wrongly, because, learning that Simone awaits a child, excel it man exulte, it will be grandfather.

Data sheet

Realization: Denys of Patellière
Scenario: According to the novel of Bernard Clavel Which carries me (Laffont Editions)
Adaptation: Denys of Patellière, Pascal Garden
Dialog: Pascal Garden
Assistants realizer: Roberto Bedegès, Free Conti
Images: Marcel Oil cake, Walter Wottitz
Operator: Charles-Henri Montel, assisted Bob Paste, Jean-Claude Gaillard
Sound: Jean Rieul, assisted Vartan Karakeusian
Boom operator: Marcel Corvaisier
Decorations: Robert Clavel, assisted Henri Morin and Marc Desages
Assembly: Claude Durand, assisted Florence Fox
Music: Georges Garvarentz (Editions Robert Salvet)
Orchestration: Maurice J.Helison
Script girl: Colette Crochot
Photographer of plate: Marcel Pares
general Régisseur: Paul Dufour, assisted Pierre Darcay
Administrator of production: Paul Maigret
Interior designer: Pierre Cartwright, Henri Alders
Accessories supplier: Maurice Terrace, Jean Alder
Costumier: Jacques Fonteray
Dressers: Jeannine Verga, Micheline Bonnot, Mariette Chabre
Make-up: Jacky Bourban, Maguy Vernade, Yvonne Gasperina
Hairdresser: Huguette Lalaurette
Film 35 mm - black and white, proceeded Franscope
Recording: Company Westrex S.O.R
Pulling: Laboratory Franay L.T.C Saint-Cloud
Turning in the studios of Boulogne
Production: The Films Copernic (Paris), Finda Cinematografica (Rome), Gloria Films (Berlin) (free-italo-German)
Directing of production: Ralph Baum
Chief of production: Raymond Danon, Maurice Jacquin
Distribution: Comacico
Poster artist: Clement Hurel
First presentation on September 8th, 1965
Kind: Dramatic comedy
Lasted: 91mn

Distribution

Jean Gabin: Léandre Brassac
Michele Draper: Simone Leboucher
Lilli Micrometer caliper: Marie Brassac
Robert Hossein: Marcel
Georges Geret: Roger
Paul Frankeur: Maurice (not credited)
Ellen Schwiers: Francoise (voice of Jacqueline Porel)
Nino Vingelli: owner of the bar
Louis Arbessier: Bricard
Daniel Ceccaldi: priest
Emma Danieli: ram with the dachshund
Helene Tossy: sponsor bar
Lea Gray: hotel boss
Paul Pavel: friend of Marcel
Danielle Durou: a girl
Lydie Balmer: a girl
Nicole Beuggrave: a girl
Mireille Gallot: a girl.
Andre Dalibert: a customer of Simone
Edouard Francomme: waiter of the restaurant
Franck Maurice: outgoing man with bags

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