Goodbye Beautiful Days
Adieu les beaux jours
Synopsis
After she has abused the confidence of the young engineer Pierre Lavernay, the beautiful thief Olga, who has fallen in love with him, wants to break with her criminal past. Unfortunately, by the awkwardness of her former accomplices, Olga is extradited to the police and, sadly, her young lover turns back to Paris.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- André Beucler, Johannes Meyer
- Screenplay & Story
- André Beucler, Peter Francke, Robert A. Stemmle, Hans Székely, Walter Wassermann
- Original Title
- Adieu les beaux jours
- Country of Origin
- France, Germany
- Spoken Languages
- French
- Runtime
- 1h 36m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
André Beucler, Johannes Meyer
André Beucler, Peter Francke, Robert A. Stemmle, Hans Székely, Walter Wassermann
Department Leadership Roster
André Beucler
Director
Johannes Meyer
Director
André Beucler
Writer
Peter Francke
Writer
Walter Wassermann
Writer
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What is Goodbye Beautiful Days about?
After she has abused the confidence of the young engineer Pierre Lavernay, the beautiful thief Olga, who has fallen in love with him, wants to break with her criminal past. Unfortunately, by the awkwardness of her former accomplices, Olga is extradited to the police and, sadly, her young lover turns back to Paris.
Who directed Goodbye Beautiful Days?
Goodbye Beautiful Days was directed by André Beucler, Johannes Meyer.
Who stars in Goodbye Beautiful Days?
The principal cast of Goodbye Beautiful Days includes Brigitte Helm, Jean Gabin, Henri Bosc, Julien Carette, Lucien Dayle.
When was Goodbye Beautiful Days released and how long is it?
Goodbye Beautiful Days was released in 1933 with a total runtime of 1h 36m.