Marceline, the young wife of the florist Jean, can't help flirting with other men, but her brother Clo-Clo takes the poor husband's side against his sister.
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Title: Jean de la Lune (1931)
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| Madeleine Renaud | ... | Marceline (as Madeleine Renaud Sociétaire de la Comédie Française) | |
| René Lefèvre | ... | Jean de la Lune (as René Lefebvre) | |
| Michel Simon | ... | Clothaire dit Clo-Clo | |
| Constant Rémy | ... | Richard (as Constant Remy) | |
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Marceline, the young wife of the florist Jean, can't help flirting with other men, but her brother Clo-Clo takes the poor husband's side against his sister.
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Country:
FranceLanguage:
FrenchRelease Date:
11 March 1932 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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Sound Mix:
Mono (Tobis-Klangfilm)Color:
Black and WhiteAspect Ratio:
1.20 : 1
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Most of the film was directed by Michel Simon. The official director, Swiss-born Jean Choux asked for his name to be removed from the credits, only to demand for it to be re-instated as the film became one of the first successful talkies in France. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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When the talkies era began,most of FRench directors contented themselves with filming stage productions.The only difference was that the audience was not here .And the leads who were at the time also stage actors (there 's a lot of French contemporary actors ,some of them very famous,who have never played on stage "live") were everything.Michel Simon makes it all worthwhile,supported by a fine actress Madeleine Renaud.But the play is not that much exciting and some viewers may yawn their head off.
Jean Choux did a better job with "Un Chien Qui Rapporte" ,one of Arletty's first parts.