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3 April 1940 (France) moreUser Comments:
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(Complete credited cast)| Gaby Morlay | ... | Gaby | |
| Michel Simon | ... | L'inspecteur Boucheron | |
| André Lefaur | ... | Deloisel | |
| Claude Dauphin | ... | Paul Landry | |
| Jacques Baumer | ... | Le commissaire Lambert | |
| Jules Berry | ... | Le manager Sinclair | |
| Simone Berriau | ... | Lydia de Saintonge | |
| Gisèle Préville | ... | Jane Billingham | |
| René Alexandre | ... | Billingham | |
| Aimé Clariond | ... | M. de Saintonge | |
| Maurice Escande | ... | Conrad | |
| Marcel Simon | ... | Léopold Castagnères | |
| Marguerite Pierry | ... | Mme Castagnères | |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Léon Arvel | |||
| Rivers Cadet | ... | Un employé | |
| Lise Courbet | ... | Miss Deauville | |
| René Fleur | ... | Le commissaire de bord | |
| Robert Ozanne | ... | Le barman | |
| Philippe Richard | ... | Le commandant | |
| Noël Roquevert | ... | Un policier | |
| Denise Vernac | |||
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The luxury liner "Normandie" is to sail across the Atlantic ocean .Destination New York.And I mean luxury:they have a nice swimming-pool I'd love to dive in.
The passengers:the who's who of the French cinema of the forties:Gaby Morlay,Michel Simon,Claude Dauphin,Jules Berry....Like in the disaster movies ,there are many subplots most of them independent.The difference is that there is NO disaster ;do not expect a wreckage:the "Normandie" is not another "Titanic" .
Some of the subplots:
1)A detective (Simon) is in charge of an invaluable diamond ;well,diamonds may be a girl's best friend,but this precious stone story is not the best thing in the movie.Disappointing ending .
2)A man travels with his missus and his secretary who is also his mistress.Against all odds ,the two women become good friends.A menage à Trois well before Truffaut's "Jules and Jim".
3)A poor journalist wants to meet again a girl he 's known in France.But he discovers she is a rich girl and the papa says no to the union .One evening ,dad disappears.What do you suppose that means?Unlike the diamond stuff,the ending of this plot is a bit unexpected and makes sense.
What the movie lacks is unity and a great writer.One can only wonder what Julien Duvivier and Henri Jeanson would have done with this subject.