The Secret of Wilhelm Storitz Trailer

The Secret of Wilhelm Storitz Trailer (1967)

28 October 1967 Drama, Sci-Fi, TV Movie 110 mins

TV adaptation of Jules Verne's posthumously published novel.

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Cast

Jean-Claude Drouot

as Wilhelm Storitz

Bernard Verley

as Adrien Désormeaux

Monique Mélinand

as Mrs. Roederich, the mother

Robert Vattier

as Colonel Roederich, the father

Michel Vitold

as Marc-Antoine

Martin Růžek

as Hermann

Jan Skopeček

as Harlan

Jan Pohan

as Lieutenant

Milivoj Uzelac

as Conductor

Pierre Leproux

as Police Chief

Crew

Louis Miaille

Louis Miaille Director of Photography

Georges Delerue

Original Music Composer

Jan Zázvorka

Jan Zázvorka Production Design

Luděk Souček

Luděk Souček Assistant Production Design

František Skřípek

František Skřípek Costume Design

Gustav Hrdlička

Gustav Hrdlička Makeup Artist

Jan Novák

Jan Novák Camera Operator

Jiří Zavřel

Jiří Zavřel Assistant Camera

Francoise Bac

Francoise Bac Assistant Editor

Jaroslav Jílovec

Jaroslav Jílovec Production Manager

Paul Deschamps

Paul Deschamps Production Manager

Karel Kochman

Karel Kochman Unit Production Manager

International Titles

Tajemství Viléma Storitze Trailer

International Releases Dates

France 28 October 1967

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