Trois femmes (1952)
Directed by André Michel

Comedy / Drama
aka: Three Women

Film Synopsis

A film in three parts.  (1) Zora:  In the late 1800s, Antoine marries a fairground girl, Zora, much to the horror of his parents.  (2) Coralie ou l'héritage: Lesable marries Coralie Cachelin, on the expectation that they will inherit a fortune providing they produce an heir within two years.  (3) Mouche:  Five friends all claim paternity of a young woman.
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Film Credits

  • Director: André Michel
  • Script: Claude Accursi, Guy de Maupassant, Jean Ferry
  • Cinematographer: Henri Alekan, André Bac, Maurice Barry
  • Music: Louis Beydts, Georges Van Parys
  • Cast: Michel Bouquet (M. Lesable - Héritage), Moune de Rivel (Zora - Boitelle), Agnès Delahaie (Coralie Cachelin - Héritage), Jacques Duby (Antoine Boitelle), Catherine Erard (Mouche - Mouche), Jacques Fabbri (Albert - Mouche), Jacques François (Horace - Mouche), René Lefèvre (M. Cachelin - Héritage), Bernard Noël (M. Maze - Héritage), Pierre Olaf (P'tit bleu - Mouche), Palau (M. Torcheboeuf - Héritage), Raymond Pellegrin (Julien - Mouche), Marcelle Arnold, Betty Daussmond, Blanche Denège, Jacqueline Duc, Florelle, Marcel Lupovici, Marcel Mouloudji, Germaine Stainval
  • Country: France
  • Language: French
  • Support: Black and White
  • Runtime: 104 min
  • Aka: Three Women

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