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MAURIN DES MAURS

Achievement André Hugon
Script Paul Fékété after Jean Aicard
Main actors

Anton's Berval
Jean Aquistapace
Nicole Vattier

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Production Companies Films André Hugon
Country of production Drapeau de la France France
Genre Comedy
Duration 100 min
Exit 1932

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MAURIN DES MAURS is a French film directed by André Hugon, released in 1932, according to the eponymous novel by Jean Aicard.

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  • Title : MAURIN DES MAURS
  • Realization: André Hugon
  • Scenario and dialogues: Paul Fékété, according to the novel MAURIN DES MAURS by Jean Aicard
  • Music: Jacques Janin
  • Photography: Marc Bujard and Georges Kostal
  • Montage: Louise Mazier
  • Production companies: C.F.F.R. - André Hugon films
  • Country of origin: France
  • Format: black and white - 1.37: 1 - Mono - 35 mm
  • Genre: Comedy
  • Duration: 100 minutes
  • Release date: 1932
  • Antonin Berval: Mauri
  • Jean Aquistapace: Pastoure
  • Nicole Vattier : Tonia
  • Jeanne Boitel: M me Labarterie
  • Rivers Cadet : Sandri
  • Camille Bert: The Brigadier Orsini
  • José Drain: Basious
  • Emile Dehelly : Cabissol
  • Pierre Finaly : Labarterie
  • Géo Georget: Grivolas (Georgey)
  • Grinda: Saulnier
  • Guillaumin : Lecorps
  • Janine Maubant
  • Paul leading: Célestin Grondard
  • Délia with
  • Jean gave

A suite, The illustrious Maurin , was produced by André Hugon in 1933 with the same main performers. The filmmaker filmed in 1935 another work by Academician Jean Aicard, Gaspard the boss , with Raimu and Berval.

Nicole Vattier is Robert Vattier's sister, "Mr. Brun" in the Pagnol trilogy.

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