01 February 1940 Drama 97 mins
Tells the story of a young woman escaping from reform school who tries to steal a foreign ambassador's watch but ends up falling in love with him.
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Danielle Darrieux as Arlette
Claude Dauphin as Pierre de Rougemont
André Luguet as Count d'Argay, ambassador
Junie Astor as Countess Florence d'Argay
Charles Dechamps as Baron Dvorak
Roger Blin as (credit only)
Sylvain Itkine as The first thief
Pierre Feuillère as The second thief
Jean Hébey as Ponthus
Julien Carette as Yves Calubert
Jean Tissier as Roland Médeville
Saturnin Fabre as Aristide
Roland Armontel as Firmin (uncredited)
Marguerite de Morlaye as Lady at the Ball (uncredited)
Sophie Desmarets as (uncredited)
Dora Doll as Secretary (uncredited)
Henri Decoin Director
Max Kolpé Screenplay
André Germain Camera Operator
Léon Barsacq Production Design
William Robert Sivel Sound
Michel Duran Dialogue
Paul Misraki Original Music Composer
Henri Lepage Unit Manager
Léon Bellet Camera Operator
André Paulvé Producer
Gregor Rabinovitch Producer
René Le Hénaff Editor
Pierre Schwab Production Manager
Fred Pasquali Assistant Director
Robert Lefebvre Director of Photography
Hans Wilhelm Screenplay
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Spain 08 December 1941
France 01 February 1940
Greece 14 October 1940
Hungary 04 May 1946
Mexico 29 August 1940
Netherlands 22 March 1940
Portugal 23 March 1940
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