S.O.S. Mediterranean Trailer (1938)

07 September 1938 Adventure 104 mins

The scene of action embraces Tangier, Toulon and the Mediterranean, where Pierre Fresnay, Rolf Wanka and Kim Peacock, cast as captains of French, German and English boats, respectively, unite to rescue the passengers of a neutral boat that is about to be engulfed in a cloud of poison smoke released by a smuggling ship.

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Cast

Pierre Fresnay as Commander Lestailleur

Rolf Wanka as von Schlieden

Kim Peacock as Commander Falcon

Nadine Vogel as Claire Lestailleur

Fernand Ledoux as Martin

Edmond Ardisson as Sailor Jaubert

Jean Témerson as Doctor Laurent

Jean Tissier as Journalist

René Bergeron as Captain Dulac

Raymond Aimos as Huguenin, second master

Jean Daurand as Sailor Calas

Pierre Labry

Jean-Claude Debully as Little Pierre

Jacques Berlioz as Commander of the liner

Frédéric Mariotti as Henchman

Robert Pizani as Port doctor

Crew

Léo Joannon Director

Marcel Lucien Director of Photography

Louis Devaivre Editor

Léo Joannon Story

Robert Gys Art Direction

Hagop Arakelian Makeup Artist

T.H. Robert Screenplay

Roger Vitrac Dialogue

Michel Michelet Original Music Composer

International Titles

Alarm am Mittelmeer Trailer

International Releases Dates

Belgium 21 October 1938

Germany 27 June 1939

Denmark 22 February 1939

Spain 26 March 1943

Finland 12 February 1939

France 07 September 1938

Hungary 10 August 1939

Netherlands 06 January 1939

Portugal 19 October 1938

Sweden 26 December 1938

United States 07 January 1940

Production Companies

Véga Films

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