Lunegarde Trailer

Lunegarde Trailer (1946)

16 January 1946 Drama 90 mins

A drifting woman hangs out in the suburbs of Marseille. A young engineer picks her up drunk and takes her to the hospital. He does not know then that it is the Countess Armance de Lunegarde, driven from her home and performing as a gummy in third-rate music halls.

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Cast

Gaby Morlay

as La comtesse Armance de Lunegarde

Jean Tissier

as Bob Asselin

Gisèle Pascal

as Élisabeth de Lunegarde

Saturnin Fabre

as Monsieur de Vertumne

Gérard Landry

as Georges Costes

Renée Devillers

as La supérieure

Lucien Nat

as Monsieur de Lunegarde

Lise Delamare

as Madame de Vertumne

Colette Richard

as Suzanne de Vertumne

Dany Robin

as Martine

Joëlle Bernard

as (uncredited)

Mercédès Brare

as (uncredited)

José Davilla

as (uncredited)

Crew

Pierre Sancan

Original Music Composer

Lucien Carré

Lucien Carré Art Direction

Hagop Arakelian

Hagop Arakelian Makeup Artist

Jules Kruger

Jules Kruger Director of Photography

Paul Bertrand

Paul Bertrand Art Direction

International Titles

Die Gräfin von Lunegarde Trailer

International Releases Dates

Austria 12 December 1947

Denmark 17 November 1947

France 16 January 1946

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