Louis Monfils Trailers
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Total trailers found: 14
The Empire of Diamonds Trailer (1920)
19 December 1920
Shot on location in Paris, Monte Carlo and the Riviera with both American and French actors. When Matthew Versigny discovers that the jewels his diamond company has been buying are fake, he travels to Europe to track down the counterfeiter.
L'énigme du Mont Agel Trailer (1924)
25 April 1924
One night, someone came looking for Mr. Stevens to take care of an urgent matter … Claude Stevens (played by Claude Machin), who ignored yet the urgent matters, slept an innocent sleep.
Heritage Trailer (1923)
19 October 1923
There is a rivalry between the top part and the lower part of the village of Murcie because of water.
La Clé de voûte Trailer (1925)
11 September 1925
Rose is a young factory worker, seduced and abandoned by her lover. She feels compelled to abandon her baby, who will grow up in a rich family, with problems of its own.
The Heirs of Uncle James Trailer (1924)
24 October 1924
The relatives of wealthy, unmarried and slightly eccentric uncle James are all after his money -except his nice Ginette.
Le Prince charmant Trailer (1925)
27 March 1925
Unkwown to the vast majority, Count Patrice is the crown prince of Simenia. One day he sails for the East on his yacht "Bengal" in the company of Christiane, a beautiful princess, in love with him.
The Beautiful Woman Without Mercy Trailer (1921)
22 April 1921
"Taking its title from John Keats’s early 19th-century poem, this highly personal melodrama finds Dulac interrogating the archetype of the femme fatale.
The Manor House of Fear Trailer (1927)
03 June 1927
Since a mysterious stranger and his servant settled in a manor near a Provençal village, a wave of crimes has beenfall the country and spread terror among the inhabitants.
Mister Mustard's Millions Trailer (1926)
02 July 1926
When bored American billionaire Charles Vanel is amused by the happiness of poor railroad man Nicolas Koline, he offers him a wager: if Koline and his family can spend 20,000 francs a day (about $11,000 in current American money) for a year, then he'll give him a nice pension.
