1940: Taking over French Cinema Cast and Crew

1940: Taking over French Cinema

Plot: Paris, 1940. German occupation forces create a new film production company, Continental, and put Alfred Greven – producer, cinephile, and opportunistic businessman – in charge

Release Date: Sunday, May 19 2019
6 years ago

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Cast

Sarah-Jane Sauvegrain. Sarah-Jane Sauvegrain was 31 in 1940: Taking over French Cinema as 'Self (voice)'.

Birthday: Fri, Mar 25 1988

Louis-Émile Galey. Louis-Émile Galey would have been no older than 92 in 1940: Taking over French Cinema as 'Self (archive footage)'.

Birthday: Tue, Oct 04 1904 –
Died: Sun, Jul 20 1997

Claude Heymann. Claude Heymann would have been no older than 86 in 1940: Taking over French Cinema as 'Self (archive footage)'.

Birthday: Wed, Nov 13 1907 –
Died: Wed, Apr 13 1994

Jean Dréville. Jean Dréville would have been no older than 90 in 1940: Taking over French Cinema as 'Self (archive footage)'.

Birthday: Thu, Sep 20 1906 –
Died: Wed, Mar 05 1997

Marcel Carné. Marcel Carné would have been no older than 90 in 1940: Taking over French Cinema as 'Self (archive footage)'.

Birthday: Sat, Aug 18 1906 –
Died: Thu, Oct 31 1996

Raoul Ploquin. Raoul Ploquin would have been no older than 92 in 1940: Taking over French Cinema as 'Self (voice) (archive footage)'.

Birthday: Wed, May 30 1900 –
Died: Sun, Nov 29 1992

Henri Calef. Henri Calef would have been no older than 84 in 1940: Taking over French Cinema as 'Self (archive footage)'.

Birthday: Wed, Jul 20 1910 –
Died: Thu, Aug 18 1994

Jean-Paul Le Chanois. Jean-Paul Le Chanois would have been no older than 75 in 1940: Taking over French Cinema as 'Self (archive footage)'.

Birthday: Mon, Oct 25 1909 –
Died: Mon, Jul 08 1985

Michel Duran. Michel Duran would have been no older than 93 in 1940: Taking over French Cinema as 'Self (archive footage)'.

Birthday: Sun, Apr 22 1900 –
Died: Fri, Feb 18 1994

Henri-Georges Clouzot. Henri-Georges Clouzot would have been no older than 69 in 1940: Taking over French Cinema as 'Self (archive footage)'.

Birthday: Wed, Nov 20 1907 –
Died: Wed, Jan 12 1977

Hans Borgelt. Hans Borgelt would have been no older than 85 in 1940: Taking over French Cinema as 'Self (archive footage)'.

Birthday: Mon, Jul 06 1914 –
Died: Thu, Feb 17 2000

Danielle Darrieux. Danielle Darrieux would have been no older than 100 in 1940: Taking over French Cinema as 'Self (archive footage)'.

Birthday: Tue, May 01 1917 –
Died: Tue, Oct 17 2017

Max Douy. Max Douy would have been no older than 93 in 1940: Taking over French Cinema as 'Self (archive footage)'.

Birthday: Sat, Jun 20 1914 –
Died: Mon, Jul 02 2007

Louis Cochet. Louis Cochet was >> in 1940: Taking over French Cinema as 'Self (archive footage)'.

Birthday: Unknown Birthday

Charles Spaak. Charles Spaak would have been no older than 71 in 1940: Taking over French Cinema as 'Self (archive footage)'.

Birthday: Mon, May 25 1903 –
Died: Tue, Mar 04 1975

Crew

Pierre-Henri Gibert. Pierre-Henri Gibert was >> in 1940: Taking over French Cinema as 'Writer, Editor, Director'

Birthday: Unknown Birthday

Vincent Gazaigne. Vincent Gazaigne was >> in 1940: Taking over French Cinema as 'Producer'

Birthday: Unknown Birthday

Florence Bénichou. Florence Bénichou was >> in 1940: Taking over French Cinema as 'Editor'

Birthday: Unknown Birthday

Baptiste Guichot. Baptiste Guichot was >> in 1940: Taking over French Cinema as 'Sound Mixer, Sound Editor'

Birthday: Unknown Birthday

Yoann Crez. Yoann Crez was >> in 1940: Taking over French Cinema as 'Graphic Designer, Assistant Editor'

Birthday: Unknown Birthday

Arnaud Guillemant. Arnaud Guillemant was >> in 1940: Taking over French Cinema as 'Original Music Composer'

Birthday: Unknown Birthday

Julie Meigniez. Julie Meigniez was >> in 1940: Taking over French Cinema as 'Production Manager'

Birthday: Unknown Birthday

Romain Egea. Romain Egea was >> in 1940: Taking over French Cinema as 'Art Designer'

Birthday: Unknown Birthday

Jean-Marie Frémont. Jean-Marie Frémont was >> in 1940: Taking over French Cinema as 'Color Grading'

Birthday: Unknown Birthday

Christine Leteux. Christine Leteux was >> in 1940: Taking over French Cinema as 'Book'

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