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Jean Renoir
Director

Jean Renoir

Country France
Born 1894-09-15
Died 1979-02-12
Birthplace Paris, France

Jean Renoir (1894-1975) was a French filmmaker who developed a naturalistic approach to cinema that emphasized ensemble casts, fluid camera movement, and deep focus cinematography. His major works, including *La Grande Illusion* (1937) and *La Règle du jeu* (1939), explored class conflict and human complexity through carefully observed social interaction. Renoir's humanist perspective and technical innovations influenced filmmakers across Europe and America, establishing conventions of narrative cinema that persisted for decades. He worked in both France and Hollywood, adapting his methods to different contexts while maintaining a distinctive visual and thematic approach to storytelling.

I realized that a person in a coma can have an intense life. And that memory also was influential for the movie.

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A Day in the Country
A Day in the Country
2008
La Règle du jeu
La Règle du jeu
1939
La Grande Illusion
La Grande Illusion
1937
The River
The River
1951
French Cancan
French Cancan
1955
Le Crime de Monsieur Lange
Le Crime de Monsieur Lange
1936
Boudu sauvé des eaux
Boudu sauvé des eaux
1932
The Golden Coach
The Golden Coach
1953
La Chienne
La Chienne
1931
La Bête humaine
La Bête humaine
1938
John Gibbs, Mise-en-scène: Film Style and Interpretation , London and New York, Wallflower Press
John Gibbs, Mise-en-scène: Film Style and Interpretation , London and New York, Wallflower Press
2002
David Thomson, The New Biographical Dictionary of Film , U.S.A. and U.K., Alfred A. Knopf and Little Brown
David Thomson, The New Biographical Dictionary of Film , U.S.A. and U.K., Alfred A. Knopf and Little Brown
2002
Rémi Fournier Lanzoni, French Cinema: from its Beginnings to the Present , New York & London, Continuum
Rémi Fournier Lanzoni, French Cinema: from its Beginnings to the Present , New York & London, Continuum
2002
A gala production, staged for a single night in the Roman Arena in Arles to celebrate the th . anniversary of the foundation of the city by Julius Caesar.
A gala production, staged for a single night in the Roman Arena in Arles to celebrate the th . anniversary of the foundation of the city by Julius Caesar.
2000
Letters , edited by Lorraine Lo Bianco and David Thompson, translated by Craig Carison, Natasha Arnold, Michael Wells, Anneliese Varaldviev, London and Boston, Faber and Faber
Letters , edited by Lorraine Lo Bianco and David Thompson, translated by Craig Carison, Natasha Arnold, Michael Wells, Anneliese Varaldviev, London and Boston, Faber and Faber
1994
Un Tournage à la campagne
Un Tournage à la campagne
1994
Susan Hayward, French National Cinema , London & New York, Routledge, (important, revealing and well-researched account of the economic infrastructure of French filmmaking
Susan Hayward, French National Cinema , London & New York, Routledge, (important, revealing and well-researched account of the economic infrastructure of French filmmaking
1993
Jean Renoir
Jean Renoir
1993
Richard Boston, Boudu Saved from Drowning
Richard Boston, Boudu Saved from Drowning
1992
Pierre Guislain, La Règle du jeu: Jean Renoir , Paris, Hatier
Pierre Guislain, La Règle du jeu: Jean Renoir , Paris, Hatier
1990
André Bazin (ed. by François Truffaut, from the notes left by Bazin on his death), Jean Renoir , Paris, Lebovici
André Bazin (ed. by François Truffaut, from the notes left by Bazin on his death), Jean Renoir , Paris, Lebovici
1989
Eugène Lourié, My Work in Films , San Diego, New York and London, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, (the memoirs of the production designer whose collaboration with Renoir lasted from Les Bas fonds through the Hollywood years to The River
Eugène Lourié, My Work in Films , San Diego, New York and London, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, (the memoirs of the production designer whose collaboration with Renoir lasted from Les Bas fonds through the Hollywood years to The River
1985
Le Crime de l’anglais , Paris, Flammarion, , novel
Le Crime de l’anglais , Paris, Flammarion, , novel
1979
Geneviève , Paris, Flammarion, , novel
Geneviève , Paris, Flammarion, , novel
1979
Julienne et son amour and En avant, Rosalie ! , Henri Veyrier, , unproduced scripts
Julienne et son amour and En avant, Rosalie ! , Henri Veyrier, , unproduced scripts
1979
La Coeur à l’aise , Paris, Flammarion, , novel
La Coeur à l’aise , Paris, Flammarion, , novel
1978
Carola (a play in three acts, complete text), L’Avant-scène du théâtre
Carola (a play in three acts, complete text), L’Avant-scène du théâtre
1976
Gregory Bateson, Steps to an Ecology of Mind , St. Albans, Paladin, (essays on order and organisation in living systems, including discussions of non-verbal communication, and how these have been elaborated into complex forms of art
Gregory Bateson, Steps to an Ecology of Mind , St. Albans, Paladin, (essays on order and organisation in living systems, including discussions of non-verbal communication, and how these have been elaborated into complex forms of art
1973
John Laver and Sandy Hutcheson (eds.), Communication in Face to Face Interaction , Harmondswoth, Mx., Penguin Books
John Laver and Sandy Hutcheson (eds.), Communication in Face to Face Interaction , Harmondswoth, Mx., Penguin Books
1972
The Christian Licorice Store
The Christian Licorice Store
1971
Ray L. Birtwhistell, Kinesics and Context: Essays on Body-Motion Communication , U.S.A., University of Pennsylvania Press (pioneering scientific investigation of the systems now popularly known as “body language”
Ray L. Birtwhistell, Kinesics and Context: Essays on Body-Motion Communication , U.S.A., University of Pennsylvania Press (pioneering scientific investigation of the systems now popularly known as “body language”
1970
Le Petit théâtre de Jean Renoir
Le Petit théâtre de Jean Renoir
1969
La Direction d’acteur par Jean Renoir
La Direction d’acteur par Jean Renoir
1968
Louis Lumière
Louis Lumière
1967
Jean Renoir: le patron
Jean Renoir: le patron
1967
Michael Argyle, The Psychology of Interpersonal Behaviour , Harmondswoth, Mx., Penguin Books
Michael Argyle, The Psychology of Interpersonal Behaviour , Harmondswoth, Mx., Penguin Books
1967
This is the film which inspired the polemical lecture about film history which Guillaume (Jean-Pierre Léaud) delivers to fellow members of the collective in Godard’s La Chinoise
This is the film which inspired the polemical lecture about film history which Guillaume (Jean-Pierre Léaud) delivers to fellow members of the collective in Godard’s La Chinoise
1967
The Notebooks of Captain Georges , London and Boston, Collins and Little Brown, (translation [by Norman Denny] of Renoir’s novel Les Cahiers du capitaine Georges, Paris, Gallimard
The Notebooks of Captain Georges , London and Boston, Collins and Little Brown, (translation [by Norman Denny] of Renoir’s novel Les Cahiers du capitaine Georges, Paris, Gallimard
1966
Gustave Flaubert, Sentimental Education , Baltimore, Maryland and Harmondsworth, Middlesex, Penguin Books, (a translation by Robert Baldick of L’Education sentimentale , Paris ,1869
Gustave Flaubert, Sentimental Education , Baltimore, Maryland and Harmondsworth, Middlesex, Penguin Books, (a translation by Robert Baldick of L’Education sentimentale , Paris ,1869
1964
Le Caporal épinglé
Le Caporal épinglé
1962
Bernard Chardère, Jean Renoir , Lyon, Premier Plan nos. 22, 23, 24, May
Bernard Chardère, Jean Renoir , Lyon, Premier Plan nos. 22, 23, 24, May
1962
Renoir: My Father , London and Boston, Collins and Little Brown, (translation [by Randolph and Dorothy Weaver] of Pierre-August Renoir, mon père , Paris, Hachette
Renoir: My Father , London and Boston, Collins and Little Brown, (translation [by Randolph and Dorothy Weaver] of Pierre-August Renoir, mon père , Paris, Hachette
1962
Carola , U.S.A.
Carola , U.S.A.
1960
Le Déjeuner sur l’herbe
Le Déjeuner sur l’herbe
1959
Le Testament du Docteur Cordelier
Le Testament du Docteur Cordelier
1959
Editor: Marguerite Renoir, assistant Marthe Huguet; , restoration for re-release, Renée Lichtig
Editor: Marguerite Renoir, assistant Marthe Huguet; , restoration for re-release, Renée Lichtig
1958
Le Grand couteau
Le Grand couteau
1957
Eléna et les hommes
Eléna et les hommes
1956
L’Album de famille de Jean Renoir
L’Album de famille de Jean Renoir
1956
Orvet , Paris, Gallimard
Orvet , Paris, Gallimard
1955
Orvet , France
Orvet , France
1955
Translation and adaptation by Jean Renoir of the play by his friend Clifford Odets, which had been filmed in by Renoir’s former assistant Robert Aldrich.
Translation and adaptation by Jean Renoir of the play by his friend Clifford Odets, which had been filmed in by Renoir’s former assistant Robert Aldrich.
1955
Jules César
Jules César
1954
The Woman on the Beach
The Woman on the Beach
1947
The Diary of a Chambermaid
The Diary of a Chambermaid
1946
The Southerner
The Southerner
1945
Salute to France
Salute to France
1944
This Land is Mine
This Land is Mine
1943
Swamp Water
Swamp Water
1941
La Tosca
La Tosca
1940
La Marseillaise
La Marseillaise
1938
La Marseillaise
La Marseillaise
1938
The Spanish Earth
The Spanish Earth
1937
Une Partie de campagne
Une Partie de campagne
1936
La Vie est à nous
La Vie est à nous
1936
Distribution: (non-commercial: the film had not been passed by the censorship, and screenings were not open to the public) Ciné-Liberté; from Cinémas Associés, prints owned by L ‘Avant-Scène du Cinéma.
Distribution: (non-commercial: the film had not been passed by the censorship, and screenings were not open to the public) Ciné-Liberté; from Cinémas Associés, prints owned by L ‘Avant-Scène du Cinéma.
1936
Les Bas-fonds
Les Bas-fonds
1936
Toni
Toni
1934
Chotard et Cie
Chotard et Cie
1933
Madame Bovary
Madame Bovary
1933
Madame Bovary
Madame Bovary
1933
Night at the Crossroads )
Night at the Crossroads )
1932
On purge bébé
On purge bébé
1931
Screenplay: Jean Renoir, Paul Vaillant-Couturier, Jean-Paul Dreyfus, Pierre Unik; (the content of one scene suggests that Ilya Ehrenburg, the Izvetsia correspondent in Paris throughout the s, may have had an input
Screenplay: Jean Renoir, Paul Vaillant-Couturier, Jean-Paul Dreyfus, Pierre Unik; (the content of one scene suggests that Ilya Ehrenburg, the Izvetsia correspondent in Paris throughout the s, may have had an input
1930
Die Jagd nach dem Gluck
Die Jagd nach dem Gluck
1930
Music: Darius Milhaud
Music: Darius Milhaud
1930
Le Petit chaperon rouge
Le Petit chaperon rouge
1929
Le Bled
Le Bled
1929
Le Tournoi
Le Tournoi
1928
Tire au flanc
Tire au flanc
1928
La Petite marchande d’allumettes
La Petite marchande d’allumettes
1928
Charleston
Charleston
1927
Marquitta
Marquitta
1927
La P’tite Lili
La P’tite Lili
1927
Distribution: Pierre Braunberger (, re-edited and released under the title Une Vie sans joie
Distribution: Pierre Braunberger (, re-edited and released under the title Une Vie sans joie
1927
Nana
Nana
1926
Ecrits - , Paris, Pierre Belfond, (Renoir’s journalism and other writings collected by Claud Gauteur
Ecrits - , Paris, Pierre Belfond, (Renoir’s journalism and other writings collected by Claud Gauteur
1926
Catherine
Catherine
1924
La Fille de l’eau
La Fille de l’eau
1924
Songs: “Complainte de la Butte,” lyrics by Jean Renoir; airs from Caf’Conc’ of , sung by Cora Vaucaire, Mario Juillard
Songs: “Complainte de la Butte,” lyrics by Jean Renoir; airs from Caf’Conc’ of , sung by Cora Vaucaire, Mario Juillard
1900
Producer: Jean Renoir
Producer: Jean Renoir
Producer: Pierre Braunberger
Producer: Pierre Braunberger
Producer: Roger Ferdinand
Producer: Roger Ferdinand
Producers: Jean Renoir, Jean Tedesco
Producers: Jean Renoir, Jean Tedesco
Producers: Michel Simon, Jean Gehret, Marc le Pelletier
Producers: Michel Simon, Jean Gehret, Marc le Pelletier
Production Administrator: Jacques Brunius
Production Administrator: Jacques Brunius
Production Company: Albatross (Alexandre Kamenka
Production Company: Albatross (Alexandre Kamenka
Production Company: Conféderation General de Travail (confederation of trade unions), then Société de Production et d’Exploitation du Film La Marseillaise
Production Company: Conféderation General de Travail (confederation of trade unions), then Société de Production et d’Exploitation du Film La Marseillaise
Production Company: Europa Films
Production Company: Europa Films
Production Company: Films d’Aujourd’hui
Production Company: Films d’Aujourd’hui
Production Company: Films du Panthéon
Production Company: Films du Panthéon
Production Company: Films Jean Renoir
Production Company: Films Jean Renoir
Production Company: Films Jean Renoir/Maurice Touzé/Studio Films
Production Company: Films Jean Renoir/Maurice Touzé/Studio Films
Production Company: La Société des Artistes Réunis
Production Company: La Société des Artistes Réunis
Production Company: Néo-Film
Production Company: Néo-Film
Production Company: Obéron
Production Company: Obéron
Production Company: Parti Communiste Français
Production Company: Parti Communiste Français
Production Company: Société des Films Historiques
Production Company: Société des Films Historiques
Production Company: Société des Films Roger Ferdinand
Production Company: Société des Films Roger Ferdinand
Production Company: Société Sirius
Production Company: Société Sirius
Production Company: Twentieth Century-Fox
Production Company: Twentieth Century-Fox
Production Design: Claude Autant-Lara
Production Design: Claude Autant-Lara
Production Design: Erik Aaes
Production Design: Erik Aaes
Production Design: Eugène Lourié, Albert d’Agostino, Walter F. Keeler
Production Design: Eugène Lourié, Albert d’Agostino, Walter F. Keeler
Production Design: Gabriel Scognamillo
Production Design: Gabriel Scognamillo
Production Design: Jean Castanier
Production Design: Jean Castanier
Production Design: Jean Castanier, Robent Gys
Production Design: Jean Castanier, Robent Gys
Production Design: Jean Renoir
Production Design: Jean Renoir
Production Design: Marius Braquier, Léon Bourrely
Production Design: Marius Braquier, Léon Bourrely
Production Design: Robert Gys
Production Design: Robert Gys
Production Design: Robert Gys, Eugène Lourié, Georges Wakhevitch
Production Design: Robert Gys, Eugène Lourié, Georges Wakhevitch
Production Design: William Aguet
Production Design: William Aguet
Production Design: William Aguet, assistant Jean Castanier
Production Design: William Aguet, assistant Jean Castanier
Production Manager: Charles David
Production Manager: Charles David
Production Manager: Gaillard
Production Manager: Gaillard
Production Manager: Geneviève Blondeau
Production Manager: Geneviève Blondeau
Production Manager: M. Gargour
Production Manager: M. Gargour
Production Manager: Pierre Gaut
Production Manager: Pierre Gaut
Production Manager: René Jaspard
Production Manager: René Jaspard
Production Manager: Roger Woog
Production Manager: Roger Woog
Production Manager: Roland Tual
Production Manager: Roland Tual
Production Manager: Vladimin Zederbaum
Production Manager: Vladimin Zederbaum
Screenplay: Eugene Zamiatine, Jacques Companéez, from the play by Maxim Gorky
Screenplay: Eugene Zamiatine, Jacques Companéez, from the play by Maxim Gorky
Screenplay: Henry Dupuy-Mazuel, André Jaeger-Schmidt
Screenplay: Henry Dupuy-Mazuel, André Jaeger-Schmidt
Screenplay: Jean Renoir, Albert Valentin from the play by René Fauchois
Screenplay: Jean Renoir, Albert Valentin from the play by René Fauchois
Screenplay: Jean Renoir and Georges Simenon, from the latter’s novel
Screenplay: Jean Renoir and Georges Simenon, from the latter’s novel
Screenplay: Jean Renoir, André Cerf, Claude Heymann, from the play by André Mouézy-Eon, A. Sylvane
Screenplay: Jean Renoir, André Cerf, Claude Heymann, from the play by André Mouézy-Eon, A. Sylvane
Screenplay: Jean Renoir, André Girard, from the novel by Georges de la Fouchardière and the play adapted from it by André Mouézy-Eon
Screenplay: Jean Renoir, André Girard, from the novel by Georges de la Fouchardière and the play adapted from it by André Mouézy-Eon
Screenplay: Jean Renoir, Carl Einstein, from a true story found by Jacques Mortier
Screenplay: Jean Renoir, Carl Einstein, from a true story found by Jacques Mortier
Screenplay: Jean Renoir, from stories by Hans Christian Andersen
Screenplay: Jean Renoir, from stories by Hans Christian Andersen
Screenplay: Jean Renoir, from the novel by Emile Zola
Screenplay: Jean Renoir, from the novel by Emile Zola
Screenplay: Jean Renoir, from the novel by Gustave Flaubert
Screenplay: Jean Renoir, from the novel by Gustave Flaubert
Screenplay: Jean Renoir, from the play by Roger Ferdinand
Screenplay: Jean Renoir, from the play by Roger Ferdinand
Screenplay: Jean Renoir, from the story by Guy de Maupassant
Screenplay: Jean Renoir, from the story by Guy de Maupassant
Screenplay: Jean Renoir, Pierre Prévert, from the play by Georges Feydeau
Screenplay: Jean Renoir, Pierre Prévert, from the play by Georges Feydeau
Screenplay: Philip Dunne, Jean Renoir, Burgess Meredith
Screenplay: Philip Dunne, Jean Renoir, Burgess Meredith
Screenplay: Pierre Lestringuez and Jean Renoir
Screenplay: Pierre Lestringuez and Jean Renoir
Screenplay: Pierre Lestringuez, from an idea by André Cerf
Screenplay: Pierre Lestringuez, from an idea by André Cerf
Screenplay: Pierre Lestringuez from the novel by Emile Zola
Screenplay: Pierre Lestringuez from the novel by Emile Zola
Shadow Theatre: Lotte Reiniger
Shadow Theatre: Lotte Reiniger
Song “Au jour le jour, à la nuit la nuit”: Joseph Kosma
Song “Au jour le jour, à la nuit la nuit”: Joseph Kosma
Song: lyrics Charles Spaak, voice Irène Joachim
Song: lyrics Charles Spaak, voice Irène Joachim
Song: “Sur les bords de la Rivièra”
Song: “Sur les bords de la Rivièra”
Sound: Barbishanian
Sound: Barbishanian
Sound: D. F. Scanlon, Bugnon
Sound: D. F. Scanlon, Bugnon
Sound: Guy Moreau, Louis Bogé, Roger Loisel, Robert Teisseire
Sound: Guy Moreau, Louis Bogé, Roger Loisel, Robert Teisseire
Sound: Igor B. Kalinowski
Sound: Igor B. Kalinowski
Sound: Joseph de Bretagne, Bugnon
Sound: Joseph de Bretagne, Bugnon
Sound: Joseph de Bretagne, Marcel Courme
Sound: Joseph de Bretagne, Marcel Courme
Sound: Marcel Courme, Joseph de Bretagne
Sound: Marcel Courme, Joseph de Bretagne
Sound: Robert Ivonnet
Sound: Robert Ivonnet
Sound: Robert Teisseire
Sound: Robert Teisseire
Sound: Terry Kellum, James Stewart
Sound: Terry Kellum, James Stewart
Stills: Eli Lotar
Stills: Eli Lotar
Supervising Editor: Helen van Dongen
Supervising Editor: Helen van Dongen
Technical Advisor: Office of Strategic Services
Technical Advisor: Office of Strategic Services
Technical Advisor: Tony Corteggiani
Technical Advisor: Tony Corteggiani
Technical Consultant: Carl Koch
Technical Consultant: Carl Koch
With synchronized music arranged by Manuel Rosenthal and Michael Grant.
With synchronized music arranged by Manuel Rosenthal and Michael Grant.
Assistant Directors: André Cerf and René Arcy-Hennery
Assistant Directors: André Cerf and René Arcy-Hennery
Assistant Directors: André Cerf, Claude Heymann
Assistant Directors: André Cerf, Claude Heymann
Assistant Directors: André Cerf, Lola Markovitch
Assistant Directors: André Cerf, Lola Markovitch
Assistant Directors: Claude Heymann, Pierre Schwab
Assistant Directors: Claude Heymann, Pierre Schwab
Assistant Directors: Claude Heymann, Simone Hamiguet
Assistant Directors: Claude Heymann, Simone Hamiguet
Assistant Directors: Claude Renoir Sr., Suzanne de Troye
Assistant Directors: Claude Renoir Sr., Suzanne de Troye
Assistant Directors: Georges Darnoux, Antonio Canor
Assistant Directors: Georges Darnoux, Antonio Canor
Assistant Directors: Jacques Becker, Georges Darnoux
Assistant Directors: Jacques Becker, Georges Darnoux
Assistant Directors: Jacques Becker, Henri Cartier-Bresson dit Cartier (some sources also list Yves Allégret, Claude Heymann and Jacques Brunius
Assistant Directors: Jacques Becker, Henri Cartier-Bresson dit Cartier (some sources also list Yves Allégret, Claude Heymann and Jacques Brunius
Assistant Directors: Jacques Becker, Joseph Soiffer
Assistant Directors: Jacques Becker, Joseph Soiffer
Assistant Directors: Jacques Becker, Maurice Blondeau
Assistant Directors: Jacques Becker, Maurice Blondeau
Assistant Directors: Pierre Prévert, Claude Heymann, Pierre Schwab
Assistant Directors: Pierre Prévert, Claude Heymann, Pierre Schwab
Cast: Aldo Nadi (François de Baynes), Jackie Monnier (Isabelle Ginori), Enrique Rivero (Henri de Rogier), Blanche Bernis (Catherine de Médicis), Suzanne Desprès (Countess de Baynes), Manuel Rabinovitch dit Raaby (Count Ginori), Max Dalban (captain of the watch
Cast: Aldo Nadi (François de Baynes), Jackie Monnier (Isabelle Ginori), Enrique Rivero (Henri de Rogier), Blanche Bernis (Catherine de Médicis), Suzanne Desprès (Countess de Baynes), Manuel Rabinovitch dit Raaby (Count Ginori), Max Dalban (captain of the watch
Cast: Burgess Meredith (Tommy), Garson Kanin (Joe and Commentary Voice), Claude Dauphin (Narrator and French soldier
Cast: Burgess Meredith (Tommy), Garson Kanin (Joe and Commentary Voice), Claude Dauphin (Narrator and French soldier
Cast: Charles Blavette (Toni), Jenny Hélia (Marie), Celia Montalvan (Josefa), Max Dalban (Albert), Edouard Delmont (Fernand), Andrex (Gabi), André Kovachevitch (Sebastien), Paul Bozzi (Jacques, the guitarist
Cast: Charles Blavette (Toni), Jenny Hélia (Marie), Celia Montalvan (Josefa), Max Dalban (Albert), Edouard Delmont (Fernand), Andrex (Gabi), André Kovachevitch (Sebastien), Paul Bozzi (Jacques, the guitarist
Cast: Fernand Charpin (Français Chotard), Jeanne Lory (Madame Chotard), Georges Pomiès (Julien Collinet), Jeanne Boitel (Reine Chotard Collinet), Max Dalban (Emile
Cast: Fernand Charpin (Français Chotard), Jeanne Lory (Madame Chotard), Georges Pomiès (Julien Collinet), Jeanne Boitel (Reine Chotard Collinet), Max Dalban (Emile
Cast: Jackie Monnier (Claude Duvernet), Enrique Rivero (Pierre Hoffer), Diana Hart (Diane Duvernet), Manuel Rabinovitch dit Raaby (Manuel Duvernet), Alexandre Arquillière (Christian Hoffer), Jacques Becker (a Hoffer farmhand
Cast: Jackie Monnier (Claude Duvernet), Enrique Rivero (Pierre Hoffer), Diana Hart (Diane Duvernet), Manuel Rabinovitch dit Raaby (Manuel Duvernet), Alexandre Arquillière (Christian Hoffer), Jacques Becker (a Hoffer farmhand
Cast: Jacques Louvigny (Bastien Follavoine), Marguerite Pierry (Julie Follavoine), Sacha Tarride (Toto), Michel Simon (Chouilloux), Olga Valéry (Madame Chouilloux), Fernandel (Horace Truchet
Cast: Jacques Louvigny (Bastien Follavoine), Marguerite Pierry (Julie Follavoine), Sacha Tarride (Toto), Michel Simon (Chouilloux), Olga Valéry (Madame Chouilloux), Fernandel (Horace Truchet
Cast: Jean Gabin (Lt. Maréchal), Pierre Fresnay (Captain de Boeldieu), Erich von Stroheim (Captain von Rauffenstein), Marcel Dalio (Rosenthal), Julien Carette (Traquet), Dita Parlo (Elsa), Gaston Modot (Engineer), Jean Dasté (Teacher), Sylvain Itkine (Demolder), Jacques Becker (English officer
Cast: Jean Gabin (Lt. Maréchal), Pierre Fresnay (Captain de Boeldieu), Erich von Stroheim (Captain von Rauffenstein), Marcel Dalio (Rosenthal), Julien Carette (Traquet), Dita Parlo (Elsa), Gaston Modot (Engineer), Jean Dasté (Teacher), Sylvain Itkine (Demolder), Jacques Becker (English officer
Cast: Jules Berry (Batala), René Lefèvre (Amédée Lange), Florelle (Valentine), Nadia Sibirskaïa (Estelle), Sylvia Bataille (Edith), Marcel Levesque (le concierge), Maurice Baquet (Charles), Jacques Brunius (Baigneur), Henri Guisol (Meunier fils), Marcel Duhamel (Louis), Paul Grimault (Typesetter), Jean Dasté (Illustrator), Sylvain Itkine (Inspector Juliani), Odette Talazac (la concierge
Cast: Jules Berry (Batala), René Lefèvre (Amédée Lange), Florelle (Valentine), Nadia Sibirskaïa (Estelle), Sylvia Bataille (Edith), Marcel Levesque (le concierge), Maurice Baquet (Charles), Jacques Brunius (Baigneur), Henri Guisol (Meunier fils), Marcel Duhamel (Louis), Paul Grimault (Typesetter), Jean Dasté (Illustrator), Sylvain Itkine (Inspector Juliani), Odette Talazac (la concierge
Cast: Louis Jouvet (Baron), Jean Gabin (Pepel), Suzy Prim (Vassilissa), Vladimir Sokoloff (Kostileff), Junie Astor (Natacha), Robert le Vigan (Actor), Gabriello (Inspector), René Genin (Luka), Jany Holt (Nastya), Maurice Baquet (Aliocha), Léon Larive (Félix), Paul Temps, Sylvain Itkine, Jacques Becker
Cast: Louis Jouvet (Baron), Jean Gabin (Pepel), Suzy Prim (Vassilissa), Vladimir Sokoloff (Kostileff), Junie Astor (Natacha), Robert le Vigan (Actor), Gabriello (Inspector), René Genin (Luka), Jany Holt (Nastya), Maurice Baquet (Aliocha), Léon Larive (Félix), Paul Temps, Sylvain Itkine, Jacques Becker
Cast: Marie-Louise Iribe (Marquitta), Jean Angelo (Prince Vlasco), Henri Debain (Count Dimitrieff, the Chamberlain), Lucien Mancini (Step-Father), Pierre Lestringuez dit Philippe (Casino Owner), Pierre Champagne (Taxi Driver
Cast: Marie-Louise Iribe (Marquitta), Jean Angelo (Prince Vlasco), Henri Debain (Count Dimitrieff, the Chamberlain), Lucien Mancini (Step-Father), Pierre Lestringuez dit Philippe (Casino Owner), Pierre Champagne (Taxi Driver
Cast: Michel Simon (Boudu), Charles Granval (Edouard Lestingois), Marcelle Hainia (Madame Lestingois), Séverine Lerczinska (Anne-Marie), Max Dalban (Gadin), Jean Gehret (Vigour), Jean Dasté (Student), Jacques Becker (poet in park), Jane Pierson (Rose), Georges Darnoux (oarsman
Cast: Michel Simon (Boudu), Charles Granval (Edouard Lestingois), Marcelle Hainia (Madame Lestingois), Séverine Lerczinska (Anne-Marie), Max Dalban (Gadin), Jean Gehret (Vigour), Jean Dasté (Student), Jacques Becker (poet in park), Jane Pierson (Rose), Georges Darnoux (oarsman
Cast: Michel Simon (Maurice Legrand), Janie Marèze (Lulu), Georges Flammand (Dédé), Magdeleine Berubet (Adèle Legrand), Gaillard (Alexis Godard), Jean Gehret (M. Dagodet), Alexandre Rignault (Langelard, the Art Critic), Lucien Mancini (Walstein, the Art Dealer), Max Dalban (Bonnard), Marcel Courme (Colonel), Sylvain Itkine (lawyer), Jane Pierson (concierge
Cast: Michel Simon (Maurice Legrand), Janie Marèze (Lulu), Georges Flammand (Dédé), Magdeleine Berubet (Adèle Legrand), Gaillard (Alexis Godard), Jean Gehret (M. Dagodet), Alexandre Rignault (Langelard, the Art Critic), Lucien Mancini (Walstein, the Art Dealer), Max Dalban (Bonnard), Marcel Courme (Colonel), Sylvain Itkine (lawyer), Jane Pierson (concierge
Cast: Pierre Renoir (Inspector Maigret), Georges Térof (Lucas), Winna Winfried (Else Andersen), Georges Koudria (Carl Andersen), Jean Gehret (Emile Michonnet), Jane Pierson (Madame Michonnet), Michel Duran (Jojo), Jean Mitry (Arsène), Max Dalban (doctor), Gaillard (the butcher), Manuel Rabinovitch dit Raaby (Guido
Cast: Pierre Renoir (Inspector Maigret), Georges Térof (Lucas), Winna Winfried (Else Andersen), Georges Koudria (Carl Andersen), Jean Gehret (Emile Michonnet), Jane Pierson (Madame Michonnet), Michel Duran (Jojo), Jean Mitry (Arsène), Max Dalban (doctor), Gaillard (the butcher), Manuel Rabinovitch dit Raaby (Guido
Cast: Pierre Renoir (Louis XVI), Lisa Delamere (Marie Antoinette), Louis Jouvet (Roederer), William Aguet ((La Rochefoucauld), Georges Spanelly (La Chesnaye), Andrex (Honoré Arnaud), Ardisson (Bomier), Nadia Sibirskaïa (Louison), Jenny Hélia (orator in the Assembly), Léon Larive (Picard), Gaston Modot and Julien Carette (volunteer soldiers), Marthe Marty (Bomier’ s mother
Cast: Pierre Renoir (Louis XVI), Lisa Delamere (Marie Antoinette), Louis Jouvet (Roederer), William Aguet ((La Rochefoucauld), Georges Spanelly (La Chesnaye), Andrex (Honoré Arnaud), Ardisson (Bomier), Nadia Sibirskaïa (Louison), Jenny Hélia (orator in the Assembly), Léon Larive (Picard), Gaston Modot and Julien Carette (volunteer soldiers), Marthe Marty (Bomier’ s mother
Cast: Sylvia Bataille (Henriette Dufour), Georges Darnoux dit Saint-Saëns (Henri), Gabriello (M. Dufour), Jane Marken (Madame Dufour), Paul Temps (Anatole), Jacques Brunius dit Borel (Rodolphe), Jean Renoir (Père Poulain), Marguerite Renoir (Servant), Gabrielle Fontan (Grandmother), Pierre Lestringuez (priest), Henri Cartier-Bresson and Georges Bataille (seminarians), Alain Renoir (boy fishing
Cast: Sylvia Bataille (Henriette Dufour), Georges Darnoux dit Saint-Saëns (Henri), Gabriello (M. Dufour), Jane Marken (Madame Dufour), Paul Temps (Anatole), Jacques Brunius dit Borel (Rodolphe), Jean Renoir (Père Poulain), Marguerite Renoir (Servant), Gabrielle Fontan (Grandmother), Pierre Lestringuez (priest), Henri Cartier-Bresson and Georges Bataille (seminarians), Alain Renoir (boy fishing
Cast: Valentine Tessier (Emma Bovary), Pierre Renoir (Charles Bovary), Alice Tissot (Old Madame Bovary), Max Dearly (M. Homais), Daniel Lecourtois (Léon Dupuis), Fernand Fabre (Rudolphe Boulanger), Pierre Laquey (Hippolyte Tautin), Robert le Vigan (Lheureux), Romain Bouquet, (Maître Guillaumin), André Fouche (Justin
Cast: Valentine Tessier (Emma Bovary), Pierre Renoir (Charles Bovary), Alice Tissot (Old Madame Bovary), Max Dearly (M. Homais), Daniel Lecourtois (Léon Dupuis), Fernand Fabre (Rudolphe Boulanger), Pierre Laquey (Hippolyte Tautin), Robert le Vigan (Lheureux), Romain Bouquet, (Maître Guillaumin), André Fouche (Justin
Continuity: Dido Freire
Continuity: Dido Freire
Continuity: Marguerite Renoir
Continuity: Marguerite Renoir
Continuity: Suzanne de Troye
Continuity: Suzanne de Troye
Dialogue: Jean Renoir, Denise Leblond-Zola
Dialogue: Jean Renoir, Denise Leblond-Zola
Directed by Renoir:
Directed by Renoir:
Distribution: Armor-Film, Editions Pierre Braunberger
Distribution: Armor-Film, Editions Pierre Braunberger
Distribution: Aubert-Pierre Braunberger
Distribution: Aubert-Pierre Braunberger
Distribution: Braunberger-Richebé, Europa-Films (C.S.C.
Distribution: Braunberger-Richebé, Europa-Films (C.S.C.
Distribution: Compagnie Independente de Distribution
Distribution: Compagnie Independente de Distribution
Distribution: Comptoir Française Cinémathèque
Distribution: Comptoir Française Cinémathèque
Distribution: Etablissements Jacques Haik
Distribution: Etablissements Jacques Haik
Distribution: Films SOFAR
Distribution: Films SOFAR
Distribution: Jean de Merly
Distribution: Jean de Merly
Distribution: Jean de Merly, Fernand Weil
Distribution: Jean de Merly, Fernand Weil
Distribution: Maurice Rouhier, later Pierre Braunberger
Distribution: Maurice Rouhier, later Pierre Braunberger
Distribution: Minerva
Distribution: Minerva
Distribution: Néo-Film (Pierre Braunberger
Distribution: Néo-Film (Pierre Braunberger
Distribution: Universal
Distribution: Universal
Editor: André Cerf
Editor: André Cerf
Editor: Jean Mamy
Editor: Jean Mamy
Editor: Marguerite Houlé
Editor: Marguerite Houlé
Editor: Marguerite Renoir
Editor: Marguerite Renoir
Editor: Marguerite Renoir, assistant Marthe Huguet
Editor: Marguerite Renoir, assistant Marthe Huguet
Editor: Marguerite Renoir, assistant Suzanne de Troye
Editor: Marguerite Renoir, assistant Suzanne de Troye
Editor: Marguerite Renoir, assisted by Suzanne de Troyes, with the participation of Walter Ruttmann
Editor: Marguerite Renoir, assisted by Suzanne de Troyes, with the participation of Walter Ruttmann
Editor: Marguerite Renoir, Marinette Cadix
Editor: Marguerite Renoir, Marinette Cadix
Editor: Marguerite Renoir, Marthe Huguet
Editor: Marguerite Renoir, Marthe Huguet
Editor: Marguerite Renoir, railway sequences Suzanne de Troye
Editor: Marguerite Renoir, railway sequences Suzanne de Troye
Editors: Denise Batcheff, Paul Féjos; then Marguerite Houlé dit Renoir, Jean Renoir
Editors: Denise Batcheff, Paul Féjos; then Marguerite Houlé dit Renoir, Jean Renoir
Editors: Marcel Cohen, Maria Reyto, Jean Oser
Editors: Marcel Cohen, Maria Reyto, Jean Oser
Editors: Marguerite Renoir, Suzanne de Troye
Editors: Marguerite Renoir, Suzanne de Troye
Editor: Walter Thompson
Editor: Walter Thompson
Flautist: Jean Boulze
Flautist: Jean Boulze
Intertitles: André Rigaud
Intertitles: André Rigaud
Intertitles: Denise Leblond-Zola, Jean Renoir
Intertitles: Denise Leblond-Zola, Jean Renoir
Music: Darius Milhaud.(“Le Printemps dans la plaine”), Donizetti (“Lucia de Lammermoor”
Music: Darius Milhaud.(“Le Printemps dans la plaine”), Donizetti (“Lucia de Lammermoor”
Music: Jean Wiener
Music: Jean Wiener
Music: Kurt Weill
Music: Kurt Weill
Music: Lothar Perl
Music: Lothar Perl
Music: Paul Misraki
Music: Paul Misraki
Music: Raphael, Johann Strauss
Music: Raphael, Johann Strauss
Orchestra: Roger Desormière
Orchestra: Roger Desormière
Orpheon: Edouard Dumoulin
Orpheon: Edouard Dumoulin
Photography: Christian Matras, assistants: Claude Renoir Jr., Jean Bourgoin, Bourreaud
Photography: Christian Matras, assistants: Claude Renoir Jr., Jean Bourgoin, Bourreaud
Photography: Claude Renoir Jr., Bourgoin
Photography: Claude Renoir Jr., Bourgoin
Photography: Edmund Corwin, Jean Bachelet
Photography: Edmund Corwin, Jean Bachelet
Photography: Frank Redman
Photography: Frank Redman
Photography: George Webber (Army Pictorial Service
Photography: George Webber (Army Pictorial Service
Photography: Jean Bachelet
Photography: Jean Bachelet
Photography: Jean Bachelet, Alphonse Gibory
Photography: Jean Bachelet, Alphonse Gibory
Photography: Jean Bachelet, Raymond Agnel
Photography: Jean Bachelet, Raymond Agnel
Photography: Joseph-Louis Mundwiller, assistants Claude Renoir Jr., René Ribault
Photography: Joseph-Louis Mundwiller, assistants Claude Renoir Jr., René Ribault
Photography: Louis Page, Jean-Serge Bourgoin, Jean Isnard, Alain Douarinou, Claude Renoir Jr., Nicholas Hayer (and, according to various sources, Marcel Carné and Henri Cartier-Bresson
Photography: Louis Page, Jean-Serge Bourgoin, Jean Isnard, Alain Douarinou, Claude Renoir Jr., Nicholas Hayer (and, according to various sources, Marcel Carné and Henri Cartier-Bresson
Photography: Marcel Lucien, assistants Jean-Paul Alphen, Asselin
Photography: Marcel Lucien, assistants Jean-Paul Alphen, Asselin
Photography: Marcel Lucien, Georges Asselin, assistants Paul Fabian, Claude Renoir Jr.
Photography: Marcel Lucien, Georges Asselin, assistants Paul Fabian, Claude Renoir Jr.
Photography: Marcel Lucien, Maurice Desfassiaux
Photography: Marcel Lucien, Maurice Desfassiaux
Photography: Théodore Sparkhul
Photography: Théodore Sparkhul
Photography: Théodore Sparkhul, Roger Hubert
Photography: Théodore Sparkhul, Roger Hubert
Producer and dialogue director: Irving Pichel
Producer and dialogue director: Irving Pichel
Producer: André Halley des Fontaines
Producer: André Halley des Fontaines
Producer: Gaston Gallimard, Robert Aron
Producer: Gaston Gallimard, Robert Aron