Man to Men Trailer

Man to Men Trailer (1948)

29 August 1948 Drama, History 96 mins

The story of the Swiss soldier, Henri Dunant, who was responsible for the founding of the Red Cross, and who was offered the first Nobel Peace Prize.

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Cast

Jean-Louis Barrault

as Henri Dunant

Jean Debucourt

as Napoleon III

Bernard Blier

as Edmond Coquillot

Hélène Perdrière

as Elsa Kastner

Louis Seigner

as Philibert Routorbe

Denis d'Inès

as General Dufour

Geneviève Morel

as Amélie Coquillot

Berthe Bovy

as Madame Dunant

Maurice Escande

as Jérôme de Lormel

Groenewald

as Dutch delegate

Andreas Von Halberstadt

as Austrian doctor

Serge Emrich

as Jean Kastner

Fernand Rauzéna

as Piedmontese coachman

Crew

Georges Charlot

Georges Charlot Unit Manager

Jean Érard

Jean Érard Production Manager

Carmen Brel

Carmen Brel Makeup Artist

Robert Gys

Robert Gys Production Design

Gaston Demède

Gaston Demède Sound Assistant

Boris Karabanoff

Boris Karabanoff Makeup Artist

Jean Forestier

Jean Forestier Assistant Art Director

Louis Théron

Louis Théron Unit Manager

Simone Bourdarias

Simone Bourdarias Script Supervisor

René Daudin

René Daudin Makeup Artist

Joseph de Bretagne

Joseph de Bretagne Sound Engineer

Christian Matras

Christian Matras Director of Photography

Jean Érard

Jean Érard Producer

Henri Schmitt

Henri Schmitt Assistant Art Director

International Titles

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International Releases Dates

Belgium 12 November 1948

Germany 01 May 1964

Finland 24 August 1951

France 01 October 1948

Mexico 29 September 1951

Portugal 27 June 1950

Sweden 18 October 1948

Slovenia 07 July 1950

United States 17 February 1949

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20 January 1948

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13 Lead Soldiers Trailer (1948)

30 April 1948

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26 May 1948

A humble employee is believed to be responsible for the dishonest actions of his colleagues.

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15 May 1948

In this comedic short, Joe McDoakes is evicted from his apartment and decides to build his own home. As the project progresses, his dream house turns into a nightmare.

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21 August 1948

Eddie, a small-time hoodlum is forced to care for Marie, the woman he accidentally hit with his car during a crime.

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01 January 1948

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Outlaw Brand Trailer (1948)

24 October 1948

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