Alibi Trailer (1937)

22 December 1937 Crime, Mystery 84 mins

Paris, 1937. Winckler kills his enemy Gordon, a Chicago mobster, from the stage of a Parisian music hall, where he performs telepathy. He pays another artist, Helene, so that she tells the police they've spent the night together, which doesn't fool Callas, the police officer who investigates the murder. He hires one of his fellow officers in order to seduce Helene.

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Cast

Erich von Stroheim as Professor Winckler

Louis Jouvet as Commissioner Calas

Jany Holt as Hélène Ardouin

Albert Préjean as André Laurent

Véra Flory as Barmaid

Foun-Sen as Winckler's assistant

Génia Vaury as Barmaid

Made Siamé as Calas's secretary

Roger Blin as Kretz, Winckler's henchman

Philippe Richard as John Gordon

Jean Témerson as Jojo, Dany's friend

Maurice Baquet as Gérard

Pierre Labry as First inspector

Max Dalban as Second inspector

Florence Marly as Gordon's Mistress

Margo Lion as Dany

Crew

Pierre Chenal Director

Marcel Achard Writer

Eugène Lourié Production Design

Serge Piménoff Production Design

Pierre Pierromax Makeup Artist

Igor B. Kalinovski Sound

Fritz Bukofzer Producer

Gustaf Heidenheim Editor

Theodore J. Pahle Director of Photography

Roger Desormière Conductor

International Releases Dates

Belgium 21 January 1938

Denmark 18 May 1938

Spain 27 February 1941

Finland 29 May 1938

France 22 December 1937

Hungary 02 March 1939

Mexico 08 June 1940

Netherlands 25 February 1938

Portugal 08 April 1939

Sweden 21 February 1938

Turkey 01 March 1938

United States 09 April 1939

Production Companies

Tellus Films

Nash Buchovzer Films

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