- own
short story. The play was
first filmed in 1929, by
director Jean de
Limur. The
story was
inspired by a real-life
scandal involving the
Eurasian wife...
- Jean de
Limur (13
November 1887, Vouhé, Charente-Maritime – 5 June 1976, Paris) was a
French film director,
actor and screenwriter. His
works include...
- Carl
Boese Paprika (1933
French film), a
French comedy directed by Jean de
Limur Paprika (1933
Italian film), an
Italian comedy directed by Carl
Boese Paprika...
- Year
Title Director 1936 La garçonne Jean de
Limur 1940 Le Bel Indifférent [fr] Jean
Cocteau 1941 Montmartre-sur-Seine
Georges Lacombe 1946 Star Without...
- by
former World War I
flight instructor John Monk
Saunders and Jean de
Limur, with
intertitles by
George Marion, Jr., the film
stars Fay Wray and Gary...
- The
Letter is an
American pre-Code
drama film
directed by Jean de
Limur and
released by
Paramount Pictures. It was the
first full-sound
feature shot at...
- Episode,
directed by Jean de
Limur (1935,
based on the
novel Le
Voyage imprévu)
Runaway Ladies,
directed by Jean de
Limur (1938,
based on the
novel Le...
-
closing of the
French Emb****y
during the
Vichy regime. In 1949, André De
Limur, a
French officer voluntarily engaged on the side of the Allies, and who...
- Limours,
often referred to as Limours-en-Hurepoix (French pronunciation: [
limuʁ] ) is a
commune the
Essonne department in Île-de-France in
northern France...
-
Other directors include Mario Mattoli (Schoolgirl Diary, 1941), Jean de
Limur (Apparition, 1944) and Max
Neufeld (The
House of Shame, 1938; A Thousand...
