Inspecteur Sergil (1947) Directed by Jacques Daroy
Crime / Thriller
aka: Inspector Sergil
Film Synopsis
Soon after Jacques gets engaged to Sandra, the latter's brother is murdered. Jacques
becomes the obvious suspect when Sandra, his only alibi, is in turn killed.
Investigating the case, Inspecteur Sergil discovers that Jacques is the target of a band
of international criminals led by a ruthless villain known as Stan. Having discovered
the gangsters hideout, Sergil finds himself their prisoner...
Cast:Paul Meurisse (Inspecteur Pierre Sergil),
Liliane Bert (Bijou),
André Burgère (Jacques Saugères),
Véra Maxime (Nadège),
Marc Valbel (Stan),
Pierre Clarel (Georges Martel),
Dora Doll (Sandra Grégoriff),
René Blancard (Goujon),
Henri Arius (Le concierge),
Louis Florencie (Le commissaire),
Fransined (Un policier),
Jérôme Goulven (Monnier),
Raymond Loyer (Le commandant),
Victoria Marino (La chanteuse),
Max Amyl,
Franck Estange,
Yette Léner,
Mag-Avril,
Raymond Robert,
Stany
Country: France
Language: French
Support: Black and White
Runtime: 95 min
Aka:Inspector Sergil
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