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Corsican Brothers (1939)

Genre : Action, Drama

Runtime : 1H 21M

Director : Géo Kelber, Robert Siodmak

Synopsis

Siamese twins, separated at birth, maintain a psychic knowledge of each other's dire fates.

Actors

Pierre Brasseur
Pierre Brasseur
Tonio
Jean Aquistapace
Jean Aquistapace
Bruno Ferraz
Paul Azaïs
Paul Azaïs
André
Lucienne Le Marchand
Lucienne Le Marchand
Gina
Ruth Pally
Ruth Pally
Maria
Sylvia Bataille
Sylvia Bataille
Jean Brochard
Jean Brochard
Gendarme
Bruno Clair
Bruno Clair
Lorenzo
Jacqueline Daix
Jacqueline Daix
Laeticia
Jacques Erwin
Jacques Erwin
Angelo
Lucien Gallas
Lucien Gallas
Jérôme, smuggler
Zaïa Jollson
Zaïa Jollson
Nina
Rognoni
Rognoni
Vicar
Jacques Vitry
Jacques Vitry

Crews

Géo Kelber
Géo Kelber
Director
Robert Siodmak
Robert Siodmak
Director
Alexandre Dumas
Alexandre Dumas
Novel
Léo Lania
Léo Lania
Adaptation
Gilles Dartevelle
Gilles Dartevelle
Scenario Writer
Alexandre Arnoux
Alexandre Arnoux
Dialogue
Michel Rubinstein
Michel Rubinstein
Producer
Michel Zelitch
Michel Zelitch
Producer
Marcel Grignon
Marcel Grignon
Director of Photography
Georges C. Stilly
Georges C. Stilly
Director of Photography
Henri Tomasi
Henri Tomasi
Original Music Composer
Lucien Mavro
Lucien Mavro
Production Manager
Georges Brunot
Georges Brunot
Assistant Director
Georges Gérardot
Georges Gérardot
Sound

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