Love Letters Trailer

Love Letters Trailer (1942)

23 December 1942 Drama 92 mins

A plucky businesswoman agrees to receive love letters to a prefect’s wife from a young official, and soon finds herself embroiled in a scandal that inflames a town’s class tensions.

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Cast

Odette Joyeux

as Zélie Fontaine

François Périer

as François de Portal

Simone Renant

as Prefect Hortense de la Jacquerie

Jacqueline Champi

as Marinette

Jean Parédès

as Désiré Ledru

Ariane Murator

as Charlotte

André Alerme

as Marquis of Longevialle

Julien Carette

as Loriquet

Jean Debucourt

as Emperor Napoléon III

Robert Arnoux

as Monsieur de la Jacquerie

Louis Salou

as Monsieur de Mortemort

Georges Pally

as Daronne

Jean-Pierre Kérien

as Postillion

Martial Rèbe

as President

Henri de Livry

as Minister of Justice (uncredited)

Crew

Roland Tual

Roland Tual Producer

Robert Dumesnil

Robert Dumesnil Production Design

Jacques Krauss

Jacques Krauss Art Direction

Christian Dior

Christian Dior Costume Design

René Louge

René Louge Sound Designer

Philippe Agostini

Philippe Agostini Director of Photography

Maurice Yvain

Original Music Composer

International Releases Dates

Belgium 20 June 1947

France 23 December 1942

Production Companies

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