My Father Was Right Trailer

My Father Was Right Trailer (1936)

27 November 1936 Comedy 98 mins

After being left for another man by his wife, Charles Bellanger raises his only son to fear and suspect women. Years later, such an education is bearing fruit.

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Cast

Sacha Guitry

as Charles Bellanger

Gaston Dubosc

as Adolphe Bellanger, son père

Serge Grave

as Maurice Bellanger, son fils (jeune)

Paul Bernard

as Maurice Bellanger, son fils (adulte)

Betty Daussmond

as Germaine Bellanger, sa femme

Jacqueline Delubac

as Loulou, sa belle fille

Marcel Lévesque

as Mourier - son médecin

Pauline Carton

as Marie Ganion - sa servante

Robert Seller

as Emile Perducay - son serviteur

Simone Paris

as (uncredited)

Crew

Guy Lacourt

Guy Lacourt Assistant Director

Adolphe Borchard

Original Music Composer

Georges Benoît

Georges Benoît Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

France 27 November 1936

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