Cartouche
Synopsis
In 1721, at the end of his career as a bandit, Cartouche, touched by the grace of an honest young girl, and falling into the hands of justice under the charge of the father of his beloved, asks as a last resort, that the young girl may, before her execution, come and forgive her.
Top Cast
Explore Star Directory →Paul Lalloz
Cartouche
Jacqueline Mignac
Anne Saint-Serge
Lucien Blondeau
Saint-Serge
Lucienne Amblard
Conchita
Irène Amyo
Rose
Lisa Aubertin
Wife 'Le Craqueur'
Octave Berthier
D'Argenson
Jean Bor
The Lorrainer
Champagne
Clerk
Roger Coutant
Du Tresnel
De-Riva
The Flemish woman
Eddy Debray
The Criminal Lieutenant
Max Delty
Police lieutenant
Luce Derly
Ribbon Seller
Henri Desmarets
President
Georges Floquet
The Flemish
Paul Forget
Priest
Madame Gilbert
Madame Salomon
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Jacques Daroy
- Original Title
- Cartouche
- Country of Origin
- France
- Spoken Languages
- French
- Runtime
- 1h 31m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Jacques Daroy
Department Leadership Roster
Jacques Daroy
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About Cartouche
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What is Cartouche about?
In 1721, at the end of his career as a bandit, Cartouche, touched by the grace of an honest young girl, and falling into the hands of justice under the charge of the father of his beloved, asks as a last resort, that the young girl may, before her execution, come and forgive her.
Who directed Cartouche?
Cartouche was directed by Jacques Daroy.
Who stars in Cartouche?
The principal cast of Cartouche includes Paul Lalloz, Jacqueline Mignac, Lucien Blondeau, Lucienne Amblard, Irène Amyo.
When was Cartouche released and how long is it?
Cartouche was released in 1934 with a total runtime of 1h 31m.