Many of the extras in this film were Resistance agents using it as their daytime cover, and the film had to be split into two parts because of a 90 minute cap on films imposed by the Vichy regime.
A character in this film is thrown out of the restaurant "Le Rouge Gorge," which can mean either "The Red Breast" or the "The Red Throat." The older brother of the director of Grand Illusion was suddenly cast in this film after one actor suddenly had to flee the country. Its first part is called the "Boulevard of Crime," which refers to the neighborhood where most of the characters work. This movie ends with a count killed at a Turkish bath and Baptiste unable to catch up to the female protagonist after being swept away by a crowd at Carnival. Many of the extras in this film were Resistance agents using it as their daytime cover, and the film had to be split into two parts because of a 90 minute cap on films imposed by the Vichy regime. Its protagonist is Garance, a woman loved by a mime, an actor, a thief, and an aristocrat. For 10 points, name this 1945 film directed by Marcel Carné about the four men who love a Parisian courtesan.
A character in this film is thrown out of the restaurant "Le Rouge Gorge," which can mean either "The Red Breast" or the "The Red Throat.
Les Enfants du Paradis [or Children of Paradise]