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The Pretty Miller Girl (1948)
La belle meunière (original title)

99 min  -  Comedy | Musical  -   24 November 1948 (France)
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Franz Schubert retired from Vienna in country for musical writing. He draws his inspiration from a romance with the watermiller's daughter... See full summary »

Director:

Marcel Pagnol
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Cast

Complete credited cast:
Tino Rossi Tino Rossi ...
Jacqueline Pagnol Jacqueline Pagnol ...
Brigitte - Watermiller's Daughter
Raoul Marco Raoul Marco ...
Maître Guillaume
Lilia Vetti Lilia Vetti ...
La comtesse
Raphaël Patorni Raphaël Patorni ...
Le comte Christian
Emma Lyonel Emma Lyonel ...
La baronne
Suzanne Desprès Suzanne Desprès ...
La lavandière (as Suzanne Després)
Roger Monteaux Roger Monteaux
Christian Bertola Christian Bertola
Jean-Paul Coquelin Jean-Paul Coquelin
Pierrette Rossi Pierrette Rossi ...
La camériste
Gustave Hamilton Gustave Hamilton
Edouard Hemme Edouard Hemme
Jules Dorpe Jules Dorpe
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Storyline

Franz Schubert retired from Vienna in country for musical writing. He draws his inspiration from a romance with the watermiller's daughter. An operetta in the fifties Vienna style. This is the only movie from Marcel Pagnol in color and the only movie in rouxcolor, a French experimental process derivated from the agfacolor German process. Written by Daniel Emmanuel <Emmanuel.Daniel@enst-bretagne.fr>  

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Plot Keywords:

Operetta

Genres:

Comedy | Musical

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Details

Country:

France

Language:

French

Release Date:

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Also Known As:

Die schöne Müllerin See more »

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Technical Specs

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Sound Mix:

Mono

Color:

Color (Rouxcolor)

Aspect Ratio:

1.37 : 1
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This was the first film photographed in the Rouxcolor process. See more »