Fantôme à vendre (1935)

Récompenses
- 1 victoire et 1 nomination au total

Rôles principaux26

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Robert Donat

Murdoch Glourie…

Jean Parker

Peggy Martin

Eugene Pallette

Mr. Martin

Elsa Lanchester

Miss Shepperton

Ralph Bunker

Ed Bigelow

Patricia Hilliard

Shepherdess

Everley Gregg

Mrs. Gladys Martin

Morton Selten

The Glourie

Chili Bouchier

Cleopatra

Mark Daly

Murdoch's Groom

Herbert Lomas

Fergus

Elliott Mason

Mrs. MacNiff

Hay Petrie

The McLaggen

Quinton McPherson

Mackaye
(as Quentin McPhearson)

Peter Cozens

Minor Role
(non crédité)

Syd Crossley

Joe Martin's Butler
(non crédité)

Richard Fraser

Son of MacLaggen
(non crédité)

David Keir

Creditor
(non crédité)

Réalisation
- René Clair
Scénario
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Anecdotes
This was the biggest-grossing film of 1936 in Great Britain.

Gaffes
The opening sets the scene in Scotland but the pipe band is playing a famous Irish tune, Brian Boru's March.

Citations
Mrs. Gladys Martin: Ever since I had my nervous breakdown, I've been extremely psychic!

Versions alternatives
More frequently shown in a 78 minute version that nearly eliminates the role of Elsa Lanchester.

Connexions
Referenced in F Troop: The West Goes Ghost (1966)

Bandes originales
American Grit
(uncredited)
Music by Abe Holzmann

A lovely, warm hearted, escapist experience.

I first saw this film as a child on TV in Australia round 1973 - at which time it was already a very old film and I was only 7 years old.

I guess the fact I'm now 38 and writing about it means it stuck in my mind rather strongly.

I wanted for years and years to see it again and finally did in around 2000 - 27 years later. The childhood magic was still there.

Donat is wonderful. The whole story - escapist, romantic, spooky, fun and historically rich in yes - we know a rather fantasised way.

This is a feel-good film. Films similar to this are being made now - often called 'chick flick's and suchlike, but basically, what is wrong with a movie that makes you feel good? Not really deep, not really cerebral, but magical, funny, heartfelt, and a true escapist experience from our current modern lives,

Absorbing, fun and lovely.

Watch and Enjoy!