The Corpse Trailer

The Corpse Trailer (1936)

30 January 1936 Crime 67 mins

The Corpse tells the sordid tale of three brothers, odious and blind money-grabbers who murdered a young peasant for the tidy sum he had won in the lottery. An ageing whore discovers their secret and treacherously sets up between the two murderers a rivalry for her affections. They finish up each killing the other, whilst the idiot brother scatters to the four winds their ill-gotten gains.

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Cast

René Herdé

as Bastian Baraque

Robert Maufras

as Kas Piers

Constant Rémy

as Balthazar Baraque

E.G. de Meyst

as Nol Baraque

Gina Manès

as La Tonia

André Gevrey

as Dan Pervyse

Maurice De Groote

as Le chanteur

International Releases Dates

Belgium 30 January 1936

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