French Cancan (1955 film)
French Cancan: Nineteenth-century Paris comes vibrantly alive in Jean Renoir’s exhilarating tale of the opening of the world-renowned Moulin Rouge. Jean Gabin plays the wily impresario Danglard, who makes the cancan all the rage while juggling the love of two beautiful women—an Egyptian belly-dancer and a naive working girl turned cancan star.
French Cancan Overview
| Category | Comedy , Drama , Romance , Music |
| Production company | Jolly Film (IT) , Franco London Films (FR) |
| Original language | fr |
| Runtime | 1.7 Hour |
| Release date | 1955-04-27 |
| Spoken language | Français |
| Rating | 71.57% |
| Vote Count | 83 |
French Cancan - FAQ
What are Categories of French Cancan ?
Category of French Cancan is Comedy , Drama , Romance , Music
What are the Production companies of French Cancan ?
Production companies of French Cancan are Jolly Film (IT) , Franco London Films (FR)
What is the Original language of French Cancan ?
Original_language of French Cancan is fr
What is the Run time of French Cancan ?
Run time of French Cancan is 1.7 Hour
What is Release date of French Cancan ?
Release date of French Cancan is 1955-04-27
Cast
- Jean Gabin as Henri Danglard
- Françoise Arnoul as Nini
- María Félix as Lola
- Anna Amendola as Esther Georges
- Jean-Roger Caussimon as Baron Walter
- Dora Doll as La Génisse
- Giani Esposito as Prince Alexandre
- Gaston Gabaroche as Oscar
- Jacques Jouanneau as Bidon
- Jean Parédès as Coudrier
- Franco Pastorino as Paulo
- Michèle Philippe as Eleonore
- Michel Piccoli as Le Capitaine Valorgueil
- Albert Rémy as Barjolin
- France Roche as Beatrix
- Jean-Marc Tennberg as Savate
- Valentine Tessier as Mme. Olympe
- Philippe Clay as Casimir le Serpentin
- Édith Piaf as Eugénie Buffet
- Patachou as Yvette Guilbert
- Cora Vaucaire as Esther Georges (voice)
- André Claveau as Paul Delmet
- Mario Juillard as Bruno Balpe
- Jean Raymond as Paulus
- Martine Alexis as Woman (uncredited)
- Claude Arnay as Deuxième gommeux (uncredited)
- Robert Auboyneau as Le liftier (uncredited)
- Bruno Balp as Man (uncredited)
- Maurice Barnay as Man (uncredited)
- Laurence Bataille as La Pygmée (uncredited)
- Claude Berri as Un jeune homme à l'inauguration (uncredited)
- Dorothée Blanck as Woman (uncredited)
- Geneviève Bujold as Woman (uncredited)
- Léo Campion as Le commandant (uncredited)
- Jaque Catelain as Le ministre (uncredited)
- René-Jean Chauffard as L'inspecteur de police (uncredited)
- Jacques Ciron as Premier gommeux (uncredited)
- Max Dalban as Patron de "La Reine Blanche" (uncredited)
- Sylvine Delannoy as Titine (uncredited)
- Hubert Deschamps as Isidore (uncredited)
- Valentino Garavani as Man (uncredited)
- Henri-Roland Hercé as Man (uncredited)
- Jacques Hilling as Le chirurgien (uncredited)
- Corinne Jansen as Woman (uncredited)
- Jedlinska as La Gigolette (uncredited)
- Lydia Johnson as Mme. Guibolle (uncredited)
- François Joux as Le secrétaire (uncredited)
- Maïa Jusanova as Woman (uncredited)
- Ursula Vian-Kübler as Une danseuse de "La Reine Blanche" (uncredited)
- Palmyre Levasseur as Une blanchisseuse (uncredited)
- Jacques Marin as Un spectateur (uncredited)
- Paul Mercey as Un homme à l'inauguration (uncredited)
- Anne-Marie Mersen as Paquita (uncredited)
- Gaston Modot as Le valet de Danglard (uncredited)
- Pierre Moncorbier as L'huissier (uncredited)
- Annik Morice as Thérèse (uncredited)
- Jean Mortier as Le gérant de l'hôtel (uncredited)
- Michèle Nadal as Bigoudi (uncredited)
- André Numès as Le voisin (uncredited)
- Pierre Olaf as Roberto (uncredited)
- René Pascal as Man (uncredited)
- André Philip as Man (uncredited)
- Pâquerette as Mimi Prunelle (uncredited)
- Jean Sylvère as Le groom (uncredited)
- Rosy Varte as Habituée du café (uncredited)
