The Lovers of the Pont Saint-Jean Trailer (1947)

23 December 1947 Drama 92 mins

On the banks of the Rhône, not far from Tain l'Hermitage, Alcide Garonne, an old ferryman - and incidentally a poacher - lives out of wedlock with Victorine Rousset nicknamed Maryse, a colorful tramp. When Garrone's son, Pilou, a worker, falls in love with Augusta, the mayor's daughter, the unconventional old couple tries to protect the unconventional young pair from the disapproval of self righteous villagers.

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Cast

Gaby Morlay as Victorine Rousset, aka 'Maryse'

Michel Simon as Alcide Garonne

Nadine Alari as Augusta Boiron

Odette Barancey as Amélie

Pauline Carton as Aunt Marguerite

Marc Cassot as Gustave Boiron, aka 'Pilou'

René-Jean Chauffard as Joiner

André Darnay as Amédée Boiron

Pierre Darteuil as Rival

Camille Guérini as Gendarmerie brigadier

Albert Rémy as Drowned man's brother-in-law

Madeleine Suffel as Drowned man's relative

Geneviève Morel as Maid

Renée d'Yd as Joséphine Girard

Pierre Ferval

Emile Chopitel

Crew

Henri Decoin Director

Jean Aurenche Screenplay

René Wheeler Screenplay

International Releases Dates

France 01 September 1947

Hungary 10 June 1948

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