La chienne

1931
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1h 35min

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Una mujer y su proxeneta explotan a un pintor por dinero.Una mujer y su proxeneta explotan a un pintor por dinero.Una mujer y su proxeneta explotan a un pintor por dinero.

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Michel Simon

Maurice Legrand

Janie Marèse

Lucienne Pelletier dite Lulu

Georges Flamant

André Jauguin dit Dédé

Roger Gaillard

L'adjudant Alexis Godard
(as Gaillard)

Romain Bouquet

Henriot - le patron de la bonneterie

Pierre Desty

Gustave Brocheton

Mlle Doryans

Yvonne

Lucien Mancini

Wallstein
(as Mancini)

Jane Pierson

Philomène - la concierge

Christian Argentin

Le juge d'instruction Desrumaux
(as Argentin)

Max Dalban

Bernard - le collègue
(as Dalban)

Jean Gehret

Monsieur Dugodet
(as Gehret)

Magdeleine Bérubet

Adèle Legrand
(as Magdelaine Berubet)

Claude Allain

Petit rôle
(sin créditos)

Ghislaine Autant-Lara

Petit rôle
(sin créditos)

Colette Borelli

La petite Lily
(sin créditos)

Agnès Capri

Marcel Courmes

Le colonel
(sin créditos)

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Trivia
Last film of Janie Marèse who was killed in a car accident shortly after filming was completed.

Errores
At the beginning of the final scene, when the car pulls up outside the art gallery and Legrand goes to open the door, the reflection of Jean Renoir directing the shot is visible in the glass of the passenger window of the car.

Citas
Lucienne Pelletier dite Lulu: Men are such bores! It's always the same thing.

Conexiones
Featured in Cinéastes de notre temps: Jean Renoir le patron, 1e partie: La recherche du relatif (1967)

Bandas sonoras
Sérénade de Toselli
Music by Enrico Toselli
Lyrics by Pierre d'Amor

Plain actors (PC) with presence and talent are dramatic shortcuts.. Harry Baur, Max von Sydow, Gene Hackman, Paul Douglas, Ralph Richardson, Louis Jouvet, Raimu add authority, craziness and humanity to film. It may be ungallant to list women but what about Frances McDormand, Anna Magnani, Olivia Colman. Here, Simon is expressive in part due to his looks. He uses them as an artist in the service of a near-great film.