Companions of the Night Trailer (1953)

28 July 1953 Drama 90 mins

Three events that seemingly nothing related, namely the murder of a truck driver, the discovery of the corpse of a vitriolic young woman, and the death of another who was crushed, will launch the Inspector Maréchal on the trail of a prostitution network. The girl-mother Olga, a friend of the trucker, confesses her the underwear of the women's exploitation.

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Cast

Françoise Arnoul as Olga Viterbo

Raymond Pellegrin as Jo Verdier

Nicole Maurey as Yvonne Leriche

Noël Roquevert as Le Souriant

Suzy Prim as Pierette

Marthe Mercadier as Ginette

Jane Marken as Mme Anita

Pierre Sergeol as Robert Le Trotteur

Max Mégy as Léandre

Louis de Funès as Un Client qui joue aux cartes

Rita Renoir as Une fille

Crew

Raymond Legrand Original Music Composer

Roger Hubert Director of Photography

Lucien Aguettand Production Design

Ray Ventura Producer

Robert Woog Producer

Ralph Habib Director

Claude Pinoteau Assistant Director

Tony Aboyantz Assistant Director

Jacques Constant Writer

Jacques Companéez Adaptation

Paul Andréota Dialogue

International Releases Dates

France 28 July 1953

Production Companies

Films Metzger et Woog

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