Secrets of the French Police (1932)A burglar is recruited to aid the police in finding his kidnapped girlfriend, a lovely but impoverished flower girl. Meanwhile, a deranged Russian emigre has been claiming that his ward is ... See full summary » Director:A. Edward Sutherland |
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Title: Secrets of the French Police (1932)
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François St. Cyr
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Gwili Andre | ... |
Eugenie Dorain
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Gen. Hans Moloff
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Rochelle Hudson | ... |
K-31, Undercover Agent
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Leon Renault
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Anton Dorain
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Murray Kinnell | ... |
Bertillon, la Sûrité Nationale Chief
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Arnold Korff | ... |
Grand Duke Maxim Romanoff
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Kendall Lee | ... |
Rena Harka
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Lucien Prival | ... |
Baron Fedor Lomzoi
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Guido Trento | ... |
Count de Marsay
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A burglar is recruited to aid the police in finding his kidnapped girlfriend, a lovely but impoverished flower girl. Meanwhile, a deranged Russian emigre has been claiming that his ward is actually Princess Anastasia, last survivor of the Tsar's family--but she seems to behave strangely in the presence of flowers. Written by David S. Smith
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This marble image that was once a living form. See more »Genres:
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2 December 1932 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Segredos da Polícia de Paris See more »Company Credits
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My favorite moments in this film are:
- While the Inspector awaits the results of an examination of cigarette
ash found at a crime scene he stands a few feet away from this delicate process, smoking his own cigarette dropping who knows how much ash.- At a murder scene he once again lights up a cigarette and even flicks
his spent match onto the floor.With this kind of law enforcement it's a wonder France didn't descend into criminal anarchy.