
Mermoz
Synopsis
Biography and apology of the famous pilot, nicknamed by some the Archangel, who organized the airmail network of South America, flew the first over the Andes Cordillera, maintained the mystique of the South Atlantic, militated in the Crosses of Fire and perished at the controls of "La Croix du Sud" during its twenty-fourth crossing.
Top Cast
Explore Star Directory →Robert Hugues-Lambert
Jean Mermoz
Jean Marchat
The intellectual
Lucien Nat
Julien Pranville
Camille Bert
Bouilloux-Laffont
Henri Vilbert
Fort-Lamy mechanic
André Nicolle
Didier Daurat
Max Fontal
Collenot
Paul Gobert
Héléna Manson
Madame Mermoz
René Blancard
Jean Boissemond
Jacques Carrique
Georges-François Frontec
Jean Gobet
Jean Latour
André Marnay
Martial Rèbe
Henri Vérité
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Louis Cuny
- Original Title
- Mermoz
- Country of Origin
- France
- Spoken Languages
- French
- Runtime
- 1h 40m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Louis Cuny
Department Leadership Roster
Louis Cuny
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About Mermoz
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Mermoz about?
Biography and apology of the famous pilot, nicknamed by some the Archangel, who organized the airmail network of South America, flew the first over the Andes Cordillera, maintained the mystique of the South Atlantic, militated in the Crosses of Fire and perished at the controls of "La Croix du Sud" during its twenty-fourth crossing.
Who directed Mermoz?
Mermoz was directed by Louis Cuny.
Who stars in Mermoz?
The principal cast of Mermoz includes Robert Hugues-Lambert, Jean Marchat, Lucien Nat, Camille Bert, Henri Vilbert.
When was Mermoz released and how long is it?
Mermoz was released in 1943 with a total runtime of 1h 40m.
