Strangers in the HouseDirected by Henri Decoin Produced by Continental Films Genres : Fiction - Runtime : 1 h 50 min French release : 16/05/1942 Production year : 1941
DirectorActorsSynopsis The great French character Raimu stars in Strangers in the House. He is cast as Loursat, the father of teenager Nicole (Juliette Faber). When Nicole's petty-thief boyfriend (Andre Reybas) is accused of murder, Loursat, a once-great attorney who has taken to drink, cleans up his act and defends the lad in court. Filmed in 1942, Strangers in the House attained an American release in 1949, three years after Raimu's death. Source : allmovie.com About Based on a novel by Georges Simenon, the film was remade in 1967 as Cop-Out, with James Mason and in 1992 as L'Inconnu dans la Maison with Jean-Paul Belmondo. Posters gallery (2)Production and distributionAssociate production company : Continental Films Film export/Foreign Sales : StudioCanal Films Limited French distribution : L'Alliance Cinématographique Européenne (ACE)
Full creditsAdaptation/Dialogue Writers : Didier Decoin, Henri-Georges Clouzot Author of original work : Georges Simenon Producer : Alfred Greven Screenwriter : Henri-Georges Clouzot Director of Photography : Jules Kruger Sound Recordist : Jacques Carrère Editor : Marguerite Beaugé Music Composer : Roland Manuel Production Designer : Guy de Gastyne Narrator : Pierre Fresnay
Technical detailsFeature film Genres : Fiction Sub-genre : Drama Production language : French Nationality : 100% French (France) Production year : 1941 French release : 16/05/1942 Runtime : 1 h 50 min Current status : Released Visa number : 1126 Visa issue date : 14/04/1941 Approval : Yes Production formats :
35mm Color type : Black & White Aspect ratio : 1.37 Sound format : Mono
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