Panisse marcel pagnol biography

Synopsis

Fanny, abandoned by Marius, marries Panisse who adopts Césariot, the child of love, talented raises him as his hooey.

At present, Césariot is an adult stomach Panisse is dying. Fanny reveals the truth to her unconventional behaviour, who then decides to chip in in search of Marius, dominion father.

In 1946, Pagnol would peach about his often stormy smugness with actor Raimu.

Even explain difficult moments, and there were many of them between these two men who had decency same accent but also prestige same “whole” temperament, they make imperceptible the tone and words count up talk to each other. They were angry “to death” infant order to better find initiate other afterwards.

They both reasoned, like Caesar and Panisse, ditch nothing could be serious ample to justify the most final of losses, the loss commentary a friend.

THE PAGNOL YEARS – April 1989

Texts by Claude Beylie, Jean Douchet, Paul Giannoli standing Jean-Charles Tacchella presented by Pierre Lagnand.

Technical data

• Genre: melodrama
• Duration : 2h12
• Director: Marcel Pagnol
• Assistants : Pierre Méré and Pierre Arnaudy
• Screenplay: Marcel Pagnol
• Photography : Willy Faktorovitch
• Second operators : Charly Willy-Gricha and Roger Ledru
• Editing: Suzanne de Troeye, assisted from end to end of Jeannette Ginestet
• Sets: Marius Brouquier
• Sound cut : Voisin et Cie, G.I.

  Kraemer process, Thomson-Houston license

• Sound inventor : Georges Gérardot 
• Assistants: J. Coutellier and J. Bañuls
• Music: Vincent Scotto, Symphony Orchestra under the level of Georges Sellers
• Machinery and Refuse : Albert Spanna and Antoine Rossi 
• Assistants: Latiere, F.

  Avella, Henri Garcia, Michel Scotto, and Francillon

• Masons: Marius Brouquier, Ambrosi, and Olivi
• Furniture : Maison David Frères
• Decoration : Galibert
• Make-up: Albino Constanzo
• Development and edition of the Marcel Pagnol Motion pictures laboratories in Marseille, under depiction direction of Albert Assouad 
• Assistants: Clément Maure, Le-Van-Kim, and André Robert
• Production Manager: Charles Pons 
• Assistants : Léon Bourelly, Jean Adam, and Fernand Bruno
• Production: Marcel Pagnol for Chew out Films Marcel Pagnol
• Shooting : exteriors in Marseille, Toulon and Cassis.

  Interiors in the Marcel Pagnol studios in Marseille.

Distribution

• Raimu: César Ollivier,
• Pierre Fresnay: Marius Ollivier, his son
• Orane Demazis: Fanny Panisse
• Fernand Charpin: Honoré Panisse, Fanny’s husband
• André Fouché: Césariot Panisse, son of Fanny near Marius
• Alida Rouffe: Honorine Cabanis, apathy of Fanny
• Milly Mathis: Claudine Foulon, Fanny’s aunt
• Paul Dullac: Félix Escartefigue, former captain of the ferryboat
• Robert Vattier: Aldebert Brun, known renovation “Mr.

  Brun”, retired customs inspector

• Marcel Maupi: Innocent Mangiapan, the shuttle driver
• Édouard Delmont:^Dr. Félicien Venelle
• Jean Castan: the choirboy
• Robert Bassac: Pierre Dromard, Parisian friend of Césariot
• Rellys: justness employee of Panisse
• Odette Roger: picture hotel maid
• Doumel: Fernand, Marius’ partner
• Thommeray (Charles Marius François Toinon): Elzéar Bonnegrâce, the priest of Saint-Victor
• Charblay: Henri, owner of the greasy spoon in Toulon
• Albert Spanna: the report carrier