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César

  • Movie
  • 1936
  • 2h 21m

Directed by Marcel Pagnol

7.7

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7.7 out of 10 from 83 votes

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Leaping forward twenty years, the trilogy continues with the death of Fanny's husband, Panisse, and the discovery of her secret by her son, Césariot. The young man resolves to track down his biological father, Marius, whose life has been fraught with calamity and poverty.

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Cast and crew

  • Raimu

    RaimuCésar Ollivier

  • Orane Demazis

    Orane DemazisFanny Cabanis

  • Pierre Fresnay

    Pierre FresnayMarius Ollivier

  • Fernand Charpin

    Fernand CharpinHonoré Panisse

  • Robert Vattier

    Robert VattierMr. Brun

  • Paul DullacFélix Escartefigue

  • Marcel Maupi

    Marcel MaupiInnocent Mangiapan

  • Alida RouffeHonorine Cabanis

  • Milly Mathis

    Milly MathisTante Claudine Foulon

  • Rellys

    RellysL'employé de M. Panisse

  • Édouard Delmont

    Édouard DelmontLe docteur Felicien Venelle

  • André Fouché

    André FouchéCesariot Panisse

  • ThommerayElzéar Bonnegrâce, le curé de Saint Victor

  • DoumelFernand, Marius' silent partner

  • Robert BassacPierre Dromard

  • CharblayHenri - le patron du bar de Toulon

  • Jean CastanL'enfant de chœur

  • Albert SpannaLe facteur

Director
Marcel Pagnol
Writer
Marcel Pagnol
Music
Vincent Scotto
Cinematography
Willy Faktorovitch