Jeanne Trailer

Jeanne Trailer (1934)

30 November 1934 Drama 85 mins

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Cast

Gaby Morlay

as Madeleine Préolier

André Luguet

as André Savignolle

Robert Vattier

as Charles Fuqui

Sinoël

as Mr. Vieuville

Jeanne Lion

as Mrs. Savignole

Andrée Ducret

as Mrs. Vieuville

Nadia Sibirskaïa

as The young girl

Marcelle Barry

as Charlotte

Ariane Borg

as Françoise

Claire Gérard

as Mrs. Gageret

Pierre Finaly

as Mr. Gageret

Julien Clément

as The doctor

Crew

International Releases Dates

Finland 18 September 1938

France 30 November 1934

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