My Cousin from Warsaw (film) explained

My Cousin from Warsaw
Director:	Carmine Gallone
Producer:	Arnold Pressburger
Screenplay:	Franz Schulz Karl Noti Henri-Georges Clouzot
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Music:	Artur Guttmann
Cinematography:	Curt Courant
Editing:	Roost
Studio:	Cine-Allianz Tonfilm
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Country:	France Germany^[1]

My Cousin from Warsaw (French: '''Ma cousine de Varsovie''') is a 1931 French-German comedy film directed by Carmine Gallone and starring Elvire Popesco, André Roanne and Madeleine Lambert.^[2] The film's screenplay was adapted by Henri-Georges Clouzot. A separate German-language version was also made.

The film's art direction was by Julius von Borsody.

Cast

• Elvire Popesco as Sonia Varilovna
• André Roanne as Hubert
• Madeleine Lambert as Lucienne
• Gustave Gallet as Archibald Burel
• Pierre Noyelle as Toby
• Sylvette Fillacier as Rosalie
• Carlos Avril as Joseph
• Jean-Marie de l'Isle as The doctor Ma cousine de Varsovie
• Saturnin Fabre as Saint-Hilaire

Release

The film was screened in Paris on 10 April 1931.^[3]

Bibliography

• Book: Goble, Alan . The Complete Index to Literary Sources in Film . Walter de Gruyter . 1999 . 978-3-11-095194-3 .

Notes and References

1. Web site: Ma cousine de Varsovie. Bifi.fr. 13 July 2016. French.
2. Goble p. 848
3. Web site: Ma cousine de Varsovie. Filmportal.de. 13 July 2016.