Métropolitain Trailer

Métropolitain Trailer (1939)

08 February 1939 Drama 85 mins

A woman managed to leave the man she hated and finds its difficult to live without him.

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Cast

Albert Préjean

as Pierre Carnot

André Brulé

as The illusionist Zoltini

Albert Duvaleix

as Chief Information Officer

Anne Laurens

as Suzanne

Maxime Fabert

as Cyprien

Marcel Pérès

as Friend in the subway

Paul Faivre

as The customer of 65

Yvonne Yma

as Mrs. Valreau

Pierre Sergeol

as Jackson

Paul Demange

as Newspaper employee (uncredited)

Fernand Ledoux

as (uncredited)

Maurice Schutz

as (uncredited)

Crew

Nicolas Hayer

Nicolas Hayer Director of Photography

Roland Quignon

Roland Quignon Production Design

Simone Avicourt

Simone Avicourt Art Direction

Robert Dumesnil

Robert Dumesnil Set Decoration

Hagop Arakelian

Hagop Arakelian Makeup Artist

Jean Dubuis

Jean Dubuis Sound Engineer

Maurice Cam

Director

International Releases Dates

France 08 February 1939

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