
A Beautiful Woman
Une belle garce
Synopsis
Father-and-son lion tamers, Rabbas and Léo share a mistress - Rosita, the " lovely bitch " of the film's title. She is as wild as their lionesses and, in a single night the father is injured and the son attempts suicide. Only when Rosita leaves the circus can things get back to normal.
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- Director
- Marco de Gastyne
- Screenplay & Story
- Charles-Henry Hirsch
- Original Title
- Une belle garce
- Country of Origin
- France
- Spoken Languages
- French
- Runtime
- 1h 31m
- Production Studios
- Pathé-Natan
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Marco de Gastyne
Charles-Henry Hirsch
Georges Asselin, Georges Benoît
Department Leadership Roster
Marco de Gastyne
Director
Georges Asselin
Director of Photography
Georges Benoît
Director of Photography
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Frequently Asked Questions About A Beautiful Woman
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is A Beautiful Woman about?
Father-and-son lion tamers, Rabbas and Léo share a mistress - Rosita, the " lovely bitch " of the film's title. She is as wild as their lionesses and, in a single night the father is injured and the son attempts suicide. Only when Rosita leaves the circus can things get back to normal.
Who directed A Beautiful Woman?
A Beautiful Woman was directed by Marco de Gastyne.
Who stars in A Beautiful Woman?
The principal cast of A Beautiful Woman includes Gabriel Gabrio, Gina Manès, Paulo Quevedo, Simone Genevois, Gil Clary.
When was A Beautiful Woman released and how long is it?
A Beautiful Woman was released in 1930 with a total runtime of 1h 31m.
Is A Beautiful Woman based on a book or true story?
A Beautiful Woman is adapted from the following source material: Novel: "Charles-Henry Hirsch".




















