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Le GRAND JEU (1933)

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Film details

Featuring

Marie Bell Lyne Clévers Olga Velbria
Director

Jacques Feyder
Country

France
Year

1933
Genre

Drama
Type

Film
Category

Fiction

Alternative titles

The GREAT GAME Alternative

Synopsis

Story of a wealthy young Frenchman who, after financial disaster, leaves his mistress and joins the Foreign Legion, only to be tormented by memories, and he embarks upon a relationship with a poor cabaret girl who bears a striking resemblance to her.

Cast & Credits

Cast
- - Florence/Irma
    
    Marie Bell
  - Dauvile
    
    Lyne Clévers
  - Aïchouch
    
    Olga Velbria
  - Blanche
    
    Françoise Rosay
  - Pierre Martel
    
    Pierre Richard-Willm
  - Clément
    
    Charles Vanel
  - Nicolas
    
    Georges Pitoëff
  - the colonel
    
    Camille Bert
  - the captain
    
    Pierre De Guingand
  - Bernard Martell
    
    André Dubosc
  - Gustin
    
    Pierre Larquey
  - Aziani
    
    Nestor Ariani
  - Fenoux
    
    Louis Florencie
  - recruitment captain
    
    Jacques Normand
  - customs employee
    
    Geno Ferny
  - canteen man
    
    Pierre Labry
  - delivery man
    
    Guérard
  - .
    
    Simone Cerdan
  - .
    
    Maryse Wendling
Credits
- Direction:
  - Director
    
    Jacques Feyder
  - Assistant Director
    
    Marcel Carné
  - Assistant Director
    
    Charles Barrois
  Production:
  - Production Company
    
    Films de France
  Writing:
  - Screenplay
    
    Charles Spaak
  - Screenplay
    
    Jacques Feyder
  - Dialogue
    
    Charles Spaak
  Photography:
  - Photography
    
    Harry Stradling
  - Photography
    
    Maurice Forster
  Editing:
  - Editor
    
    Jacques Brillouin
  Design:
  - Art Director
    
    Lazare Meerson
  Music:
  - Music
    
    Hanns Eisler

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