Death of a Guide Trailer

Death of a Guide Trailer (1975)

04 January 1975 Adventure, Drama 101 mins

Veteran Chamonix mountain guide Michel Servoz and the young aspiring guide Patrick Falavier attempt to climb the west face of the Dru in the Mont-Blanc massif. When they are gone for five days, the captain of the gendarmerie in Morteau is worried, but he cannot undertake research for a rescue without the permission of the family.

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Cast

Pierre Rousseau

as Michel Servoz

Georges Claisse

as Philippe Falavier

Victor Lanoux

as Maurice Merinchal

Edmond Denis

as Christian Lajoux

Jeanne Allard

as Marie Servoz

Jean Valmont

as Capitaine Morteau

Françoise Lugagne

as Lucienne Falavier

Yves Peneau

as Adrien Falavier

Jean Afanassieff

as Guide de Haute-Montagne

Joëlle Fossier

as Catherine Servoz

Patrick Cordier

as Guide de Haute-Montagne

Crew

Louis Miaille

Louis Miaille Cinematography

Georges Orset

Georges Orset Cinematography

René Vernadet

René Vernadet Cinematography

Patrick Cordier

Patrick Cordier Technical Advisor

International Titles

La mort d'un guide Trailer

International Releases Dates

France 04 January 1975

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