Ajouter "Belphégor (1927) - Episode 3: Le Fantôme noir [Hardcoded English Subtitles]"

'Belphégor is a 1927 silent French adventure film, directed by Henri Desfontaines. Synopsis The film is divided into four episodes: 1 - The Mystery of the Louvre A ghost was seen at the Louvre Museum and a guard was found dying near the statue of Belphegor, a Moabite deity . Inspector Ménardier is in charge of the investigation, but the case also interests Detective Chantecoq and a young journalist, Jacques Bellegarde. This episode was shot in part at the Louvre 2 museum , at the Paris police headquarters , and at the Petit Parisien premises . 2 - The treasure of the Valois Bellegarde is suspected by Ménardier, but he manages to return to investigate at the Louvre. Belphégor also appears at the home of actress Simone Desroches, who had an affair with Bellegarde. 3 - The Black Ghost Belphégor still eludes Ménardier, but Chantecoq and Bellegarde make progress in their investigation by discovering an old grimoire and an underground connecting the Louvre to the Church of Saint-Germain-l'Auxerrois. In addition to scenes shot in the Louvre and in this church, this episode includes shots in a castle in the Paris region. 4 - The Two Police Simone Desroches dies and Belphégor takes possession of her remains during the funeral wake. He then kidnaps Colette, Chantecoq's daughter. This episode was partly shot in the castle of the previous episode, at the Paris courthouse, and at the Eiffel Tower. Data sheet Directed by: Henri Desfontaines Assistant directors: Nick Winter, Jean Margueritte Screenplay: Arthur Bernède based on his own novel, Belphégor Set design: Jean Barthelemy Perrier Photography: Maurice Arnou , Robert Lefebvre , André-Wladimir Reybas and Julien Ringel Artistic Director: Louis Nalpas Production company: Society of Cineromans Distribution company: Pathé Consortium Cinema Country: France Format: Black and white - Silent - 1.33:1 - 35 mm Release date : Flag of France France : Preview at the Empire on January 19 , 1927 Flag of France France : Theatrical release on February 10 , 1927 Distribution Jeanne Brindeau : Elsa Bergen, the governess of S. Desroches Alice Tissot : Baroness Papillon Emilien Richaud : Baron Papillon Elmire Vautier : Simone Desroches, the poet / Mme Mauroy, her sister Michèle Verly : Colette Barjac, Chantecoq's daughter Lucien Dalsace : Jacques Bellegarde, the journalist of the Petit Parisien René Navarre : Chantecoq, the private detective Genica Missirio : Maurice de Thouars, Simone's admirer Albert Mayer : the hunchback, secretary to Baron Papillon Anna Lefeuvrier : Marie-Jeanne Gautrais, the guardian's wife Georges Paulais : Ménardier, the policeman-investigator Camille Bert Cesar Tullio Terrore : the man in the overalls Simone Montalet : S. Desroches' maid André Volbert : Chief of Security Jeanne Bérangère : the guardian's neighbor Sylviane de Castillo : Catherine de Medici Nicolas Redelsperger : the Gautrais goalkeeper Marcel Delaître : Ruggieri M. Courtois: Jean Sabarat, the chief guardian of the museum Jeanne Bérangère: the neighbor of the Gautrais Michele Verly as Colette Barjac Geo Leroy' Auto-translated from Source: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belph%C3%A9gor_(film,_1927)