The Woman at the End of the World Trailer

The Woman at the End of the World Trailer (1938)

19 January 1938 Drama 87 mins

A sailor falls in love with an innkeeper on a lost island.

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Cast

Charles Vanel

as Durc, l'Officier Mécanicien

Jean-Pierre Aumont

as Lt. Robert Jacquet

Alexandre Rignault

as Bourrhis, le Maître d'Équipage

Philippe Richard

as Capt. Sueur

Robert Le Vigan

as Arlanger, l'Armateur

Paul Azaïs

as Radio Molinier

Édouard Francomme

as (uncredited)

Suzy Solidor

as (uncredited)

Georges Vitray

as (uncredited)

Crew

Joseph Braun

Joseph Braun Director of Photography

Paul Cotteret

Paul Cotteret Director of Photography

Enzo Riccioni

Enzo Riccioni Director of Photography

Jean Rossi

Jean Rossi Production Manager

Hagop Arakelian

Hagop Arakelian Makeup Artist

Fred Behrens

Fred Behrens Sound Engineer

Pierre Duval

Pierre Duval Lighting Technician

Pierre Duval

Pierre Duval Assistant Director

Jean Wiener

Original Music Composer

International Titles

The Woman from the End of the World Trailer

Žena na kraju sveta Trailer

International Releases Dates

France 19 January 1938

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