Martin Roumagnac
18/12/1946
The local building-contractor Martin Roumagnac is fascinated by the fashionable Blanche Ferrand. To impress Blache, Martin presents her with a villa. However, this ruins him financially. Despite Martin's many efforts for the now femme-fatal Blanche, she is not able to chose between him and the rich consul De Laubry.
Movie Information
Marlene Dietrich
as Blanche Ferrand
Jean Gabin
as Martin Roumagnac
Daniel Gélin
as Le surveillant du collège
Marcel Herrand
as M. de Laubry
Odette Barencey
as Annette
Charles Lemontier
as Mr Bonnemain
Margo Lion
as Jeanne Roumagnac
Lucien Nat
as Mr Rimbaut
Colette Georges
as La jeune fille
Jean d'Yd
as L'oncle de Blanche
Jean Darcante
as L'avocat de la défense
Marcel Pérès
as Paulot
Camille Guérini
as Gardin
Henri Poupon
as Gargame
Paul Amiot
as Le président du tribunal
Marcelle Hainia
as Madame Percheron
Jean Heuzé
as Le procureur
Georges Bever
as Un citoyen de Clairval
Paul Faivre
as L'acheteur de l'appartement de Blanche
Eugène Frouhins
as Un ouvrier
Julien Maffre
as Un ouvrier
Jane Maguenat
as
Albert Montigny
as
Philippe Olive
as Le maître d'hôtel
Colette Régis
as Madame Rimbaut
Rivers Cadet
as Un joueur de belote
Maurice Salabert
as Un ouvrier
Marcel André
as Le juge d'instruction (uncredited)
Michel Ardan
as Le conservateur (uncredited)
Paul Barge
as (uncredited)
Mercédès Brare
as (uncredited)
Marguerite de Morlaye
as (uncredited)
Maurice Dorléac
as (uncredited)
Colette Georges
as La jeune fille (uncredited)
Jean Gosselin
as (uncredited)
René Hell
as (uncredited)
Robert Le Ray
as (uncredited)
Palmyre Levasseur
as (uncredited)
Albert Lyjo
as (uncredited)
Frédéric Mariotti
as Un ouvrier (uncredited)
René Marjac
as (uncredited)
Renée Thorel
as (uncredited)
Jean Vilmont
as (uncredited)
Georges Wilson
as Un jeune homme dans le convoi funèbre (uncredited)
