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Fantômas (1934)
The Marquise de Langrune invites her friends at her castle in Beaulieu. Among them is Lord Beltham who also came to bring her a significant sum of money. The mysterious Fantômas kills the Marquise during the night. Inspector Juve is sent on his trail.
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The Marquise de Langrune invites her friends at her castle in Beaulieu. Among them is Lord Beltham who also came to bring her a significant sum of money. The mysterious Fantômas kills the Marquise during the night. Inspector Juve is sent on his trail.
Rating:NR
Genre:Crime, Thriller
Written By:Pál Fejős, Anne Mauclair
In Theaters:3/13/1934
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Les Établissements Braunberger-Richebé
Cast
Pál Fejős
Director
Thomy Bourdelle
L'inspecteur de police Paul Juve
Tania Fédor
Lady Beltham
Jean Worms
Lord Beltham
George Rigaud
Charles Rambert, le neveu de la baronne
Anielka Elter
La princesse Sonia Danidoff
Roger Karl
Le président Jean-Marie Bonnet
Maurice Schutz
L'abbé Sicot
Gaston Modot
Firmin
Jean Galland
Fantômas/Görn/Etienne Rambert
Marie-Laure
La marquise de Langrune
Philippe Richard
Michel, l'adjoint de Juve
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