C’était un musicien (1933) - film review

Maurice Gleize, Frederic Zelnik

Comedy / Drama

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C’était un musicien is a French-German film comedy-drama first released in 1933, directed by Maurice Gleize and Frederic Zelnik. The film stars Fernand Gravey, Roland Toutain, Lucien Baroux, Felix Bressart and Josette Day. Our overall rating for this film is: mediocre.

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Credits

Director: Maurice Gleize, Frederic Zelnik
Script: Robert Bresson, Alfred Halm, Léo Lasko
Photo: Sammy Brill, Fred Langenfeld
Music: Will Meisel, René Mercier, Willy Rosen, Friedrich Schwarz, Hans Sommer
Cast: Fernand Gravey (Jean), Roland Toutain (François), Lucien Baroux (Théophile), Felix Bressart (Le baron Vandernyff), Josette Day (Lili Vandernyff), Lyne Clevers (Eva), Marcel Carpentier (M. Simonson), Lucien Callamand (Le cafetier), Georges Bever (Le fiancé maigre), Milly Mathis (La fiancée maigre), Jean Berton (Le monsieur au chien), Véra Ossipova, Odette Talazac, Vivian Grey
Country: France / Germany
Language: French
Runtime: 90 min; B&W

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