Double Crime in the Maginot Line Trailer (1937)

24 September 1937 Crime 101 mins

Commander d'Espinac is found murdered. Having argued the day before the murder with Captain Bruchot, he is accused. The captain will have to conduct his own investigation if he wants to clear himself. His suspicions will fall on one of the three officers attached to his unit.

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Cast

Victor Francen as le capitaine Bruchot

Jacques Baumer as le commissaire Finois

Fernand Fabre as le commandant d'Espinac

Véra Korène as Anna Bruchot

Henri Guisol as le lieutenant Capelle

Georges Spanelly as l'inspecteur Lennard

Pierre Magnier as le colonel

Jacques Vitry as le magistrat

Jacques Berlioz as le commandant Malatre

Maxime Fabert as l'armurier

Jean Daurand as un soldat

Robert Seller as le médecin légiste

Bernard Blier

Marcel Vidal

Geymond Vital as Lieutenant Le Guenn

Rolla Norman

Crew

Félix Gandéra Director

International Releases Dates

Denmark 18 April 1938

Spain 06 October 1941

Finland 13 February 1938

France 24 September 1937

Croatia 03 September 1938

Netherlands 24 September 1938

Portugal 15 December 1937

Sweden 22 November 1937

Slovenia 01 October 1938

United States 07 May 1939

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