Pierre and Jean Trailer

Pierre and Jean Trailer (1943)

29 December 1943 Drama 72 mins

Alice, an unhappy young woman in the household, is the mother of a little boy, Pierre. She falls in love with a young doctor and plans to run away with him and his son. Finally, not considering the right to deprive Pierre of his father, she gives up. Twenty years pass, Pierre has grown up, he suspects his little brother, Jean, of just being his half-brother. His suspicions gnaw at him, his mother confesses to him her past fault. Faced with this confession, Pierre will abandon the one who sacrificed her life for him.

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Cast

Noël Roquevert

as Marcel Roland

Gilbert Gil

as Pierre

René Génin

as Pascaud

Dany Bill

as Pierre, enfant

Georges Chamarat

as Carbonnel

Raymond Raynal

as Le boxeur

Huguette Vivier

as Loulou Vertu

Paul Barge

as Le garçon de la guinguette

Crew

Jean Devaivre

Jean Devaivre Assistant Director

Charles Bauer

Charles Bauer Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

France 29 December 1943

Production Companies

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