Untel père et fils (1943)
Directed by Julien Duvivier

Drama
aka: Immortal France

Film Synopsis

From 1870 to 1939, we follow the fortunes of a typical French family over three generations.  The story begins in 1871.  When her parents die during the siege of Paris, Estelle struggles to bring up her two younger brothers, Félix and Bernard.  Fortunately, she has her Uncle Hector to help her.  Years later, Félix has acquired a taste for adventure and sets out for the colonies, whilst his brother Bernard becomes a schoolteacher and marries Gabrielle...
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Film Credits

  • Director: Julien Duvivier
  • Script: Marcel Achard (dialogue), Julien Duvivier, Charles Spaak
  • Cinematographer: Jules Kruger
  • Music: Jean Wiener
  • Cast: Raimu (L'oncle Jules Froment), Michèle Morgan (Marie Froment-Léonard), Louis Jouvet (Pierre Froment), Suzy Prim (Estelle Froment adulte), Renée Devillers (Gabrielle Froment), Georges Biscot (Noblet), Colette Darfeuil (L'entraîneuse habituée du Moulin Rouge), Harry Krimer (Robert Léonard), René Génin (Le père de Gabrielle), Fernand Ledoux (Le maire), Daniel Mendaille (Clémenceau), Jean Mercanton (Alain Froment), Lucien Nat (Bernard Froment adulte), René Bergeron (Sénéchal), Colette Borelli (Estelle enfant), Jean Claudio (Félix enfant), Pierre Jourdan (Christian Froment), Maurice Rémy (Un étudiant), Charles Boyer (Introductory Narrator [US version only]), Louis Jourdan (Christian)
  • Country: France
  • Language: French
  • Support: Black and White
  • Runtime: 113 min
  • Aka: Immortal France

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