The Murderer Is Not Guilty Trailer (1946)

29 July 1946 Crime 82 mins

In a film studio, several actors are the victims of attempted murders. Julien Brisseau, a writer, decides to use these facts as the backbone of his new novel. But while he is working on his detective story, young actors are actually killed. Julien thence gets suspected by police inspector Vétillard. To clear his name, Julien undertakes to investigate and find the killer on his own.

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Cast

Albert Préjean as Julien Brisseau

Jacqueline Gauthier as Juliette Brisseau

Jules Berry as Jules Berry

Henri Charrett as Inspector Vétillard

Jean Gaven as Young inspector Gustave Perkinson

François Joux as François Joux

Ky Duyen as Tao, servant

Marcel Raine as Pierre Carrel, director

Maurice Schutz as Collector

Sinoël as Film producer

Germaine Stainval as One of the two ladies from Kéradec

Madeleine Suffel

Jacques Vallauris

Héléna Manson as Anne-Marie Mahé

Rosine Deréan as Madame Carrel

Marguerite de Morlaye as Old Lady who testifies (uncredited)

Crew

René Delacroix Director

Jean Le Vitte Writer

Jean Bachelet Director of Photography

Alex Joffé Writer

Marguerite Beaugé Editor

International Releases Dates

France 29 July 1946

Production Companies

SIFFRA

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