False Identity Trailer (1947)

06 December 1947 Crime 93 mins

A man who has just deposited a will with a notary is run over by a car. As his overcoat bears the name and address of Emile Blondin on a label, the police go there and discover that the dead man is not Emile Blondin. But this one is soon discovered murdered. The police then became interested in Georges Blondin, the victim's brother, whose goddaughter, Juliette, was also the notary's secretary.

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Cast

Louise Carletti as Juliette

Georges Rollin as François

Raymond Bussières as Achille

Frank Villard as Inspector Rolle

Maurice Salabert as Malaval

Simone Deguyse as Gaby

Marie Bizet as Worker

Marcel Maupi as Tramp

Albert Montigny

Max Dejean

Pierre Sergeol as Notary

Lisa Dorel

Jacques Henley as Bank manager

Henri Nassiet as Georges Blondin

Renée Devillers as Lucie Blondin

Léonce Corne as Commissioner (uncredited)

Crew

André Chotin Director

International Releases Dates

France 06 December 1947

Production Companies

Maítrise Artisanale de l'Industrie Cinematographique (MAIC)

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