
Les amours de Blanche Neige
Synopsis
A young girl nicknamed Snow White is part of the French ski team. She is courted by four international champions who challenge each other on the snow to win her heart. But everything gets complicated with the arrival of an Austrian champion.
Top Cast
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- Director
- Edi Wieser
- Screenplay & Story
- Noël Calef
- Original Score
- André Guillou, Willy Schmidt-Gentner
- Original Title
- Les amours de Blanche Neige
- Spoken Languages
- French
- Runtime
- 1h 22m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Edi Wieser
Noël Calef
André Guillou, Willy Schmidt-Gentner
Walter Riml, Hannes Staudinger
Department Leadership Roster
Edi Wieser
Director
Noël Calef
Writer
Walter Riml
Director of Photography
Hannes Staudinger
Director of Photography
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Frequently Asked Questions About Les amours de Blanche Neige
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Les amours de Blanche Neige about?
A young girl nicknamed Snow White is part of the French ski team. She is courted by four international champions who challenge each other on the snow to win her heart. But everything gets complicated with the arrival of an Austrian champion.
Who directed Les amours de Blanche Neige?
Les amours de Blanche Neige was directed by Edi Wieser.
Who stars in Les amours de Blanche Neige?
The principal cast of Les amours de Blanche Neige includes Erika Matejko, Yvette Lebon, Michel Marsay, Ekkehard Arendt, Rudi Matt.
When was Les amours de Blanche Neige released and how long is it?
Les amours de Blanche Neige was released in 1947 with a total runtime of 1h 22m.
Who composed the musical score for Les amours de Blanche Neige?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Les amours de Blanche Neige was composed by André Guillou, Willy Schmidt-Gentner.
