Night at the Crossroads
(1932)
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Cast
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Pierre Renoir | ... | |
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Georges Térof | ... |
Lucas, son adjoint
(as G. Terof)
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Winna Winifried | ... |
Else Andersen
(as Winna Winfried)
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Georges Koudria | ... |
Carl Andersen, son frère, le joaillier
(as George Koudria)
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Dignimont | ... |
Oscar
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G.A. Martin | ... |
Granjean
(as Martin)
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Michel Duran | ... |
Jojo, le commis du garage
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Jean Gehret | ... |
Emile Michonnet
(as Gehret)
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Boulicot | ... |
Un gendarme
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Max Dalban | ... |
Le docteur
(as Dalban)
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Roger Gaillard | ... |
Le boucher
(as Gaillard)
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Jean Mitry | ... |
Arsène
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Jane Pierson | ... |
Mme Michonnet
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Manuel Raaby | ... |
Guido
(as Rabby)
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Lucie Vallat | ... |
Michelle, la femme d'Oscar
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Country:
FranceRelease Date:
18 April 1932 (France) See more »Also Known As:
Night at the Crossroads See more »Company Credits
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Sound Mix:
Mono (Western Electric)Color:
Black and WhiteAspect Ratio:
1.37 : 1
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An user says that the movie is inept.He is not completely wrong.But it's not Renoir's fault.You've got to know that one reel was definitively lost and that may account for some plot holes (Winna Winifried's behavior for instance) The plot is not essential .The atmosphere of a humid country where the fog falls every night matters more .There's also a study of xenophobia -although the ending (a bit incomprehensible anyway)- tends to deny it.
Harry Baur plays Maigret.They say Simenon did not like the film.If you like French movies based on the Belgian writer's books try Duvivier's "Panique" and Delannoy's "Maigret et l'Affaire Saint-Fiacre" and "Maigret Tend un Piège".