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1947Movie⏱️ 2h 3m
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6
IMDB Rating
62 votes

« They are not Angels » is a French film directed by Alexandre Esway, released in 1947, based on the book by Joseph Kessel who had stayed in the paratroopers camp of Free France, England.

Director
Alexander Esway
Writers
Joseph Kessel, Marcel Rivet
Stars
Pierre Blanchar, René Lefèvre, Janine Crispin
Release Date
May 21, 1948
Language
French
Country
France
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Reviews
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🎭 Top Cast

Pierre Blanchar
Pierre Blanchar
as Ferane
René Lefèvre
René Lefèvre
as Baptiste
Janine Crispin
Janine Crispin
as Berthe Servais
Jean Wall
Jean Wall
as Ben Sassein
Daniel Mendaille
Daniel Mendaille
as Baron de Brandoz
Marcel Mouloudji
Marcel Mouloudji
as Le Canaque
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Christian Bertola
as Lt. de Carrizy
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Charles Moulin
as Le Gorille
Luc Andrieux
Luc Andrieux
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Henri Nassiet
as Bouvier

🎬 Technical Specs

Aspect Ratio
1.37 : 1
Sound
Mono
Color
Black and White
Production
Pathé Consortium Cinéma, Compagnie Industrielle et Commerciale Cinématographique (CICC), Credit National

🏷️ Keywords

world war two

🎯 Categories

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⭐ Featured Review

They are not angels/Terre de France.
by dbdumonteil2005-01-26
6/10

"This movie was divided into two parts when it was theatrically released.The running time of the English version is shorter than the original one. Part 1: "They are not angels" depicts the training of the French paratroopers in England before the D Day.We make acquaintance with a dozen of them,soldiers and officers.Close to documentary,it's not devoid of humor(the scene when the MO warns his men of the dangers of VDs in veiled terms in a girls school )or restrained emotion (the accident ).We feel the paratroopers' love for their motherland and their dear Paname (Paname is n..."

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The movie beat the record of ticket sales at the movies when it came out.

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📖 Synopsis

« They are not Angels » is a French film directed by Alexandre Esway, released in 1947, based on the book by Joseph Kessel who had stayed in the paratroopers camp of Free France, England.