Children of Paradise - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Children of Paradise"
Les Enfants du Paradis (1945)
Timing:
3:10 (190 min)
8.065/10
449
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Fred Orain
Producer
Editor
Henri Rust
Editor
Madeleine Bonin
Editor
Art Direction
Raymond Gabutti
Art Direction
Costume Design
Mayo
Costume Design
Production Design
Alexandre Trauner
Production Design
Raymond Gabutti
Production Design
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Jacques Carrère
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Original Music Composer
Maurice Thiriet
Original Music Composer
Director of Photography
Roger Hubert
Director of Photography
Marc Fossard
Director of Photography
Camera Operator
Marc Fossard
Camera Operator
Still Photographer
Roger Forster
Still Photographer
Production Manager
Fred Orain
Production Manager
Screenplay
Assistant Director
Pierre Blondy
Assistant Director
Bruno Tireux
Assistant Director
Additional Music
Sound Engineer
Robert Teisseire
Sound Engineer
Sound
Jean Monchablon
Sound
What's left behind the scenes
- The main characters of the film are real historical figures. Mim Baptiste Debureau, or simply Baptiste, in 1819 on the stage of the Paris theater “L’Ambiguë” reimagined the image of Pierrot, creating the image of a rejected, unhappy lover. Frédéric Lemaître (1800-1876) was an actor and reformer of the French theater. Pierre Lacenaire (1803—1836) was a famous poet and murderer.
- The film was criticized by the French for its lack of military themes.
- Members of the French Resistance were involved in the film (filming took place during the German occupation). One of the actors, after the liberation of Paris, was sentenced to death for collaboration with the Nazis.
- Alexandre Trauner, who had previously worked with Carné, became the production designer, and Joseph Kosma was the composer. Due to their “undesirable to the Germans” origin, they were forced to work under other names.
- Arletty, who played the role of Garance, fell in love with a German officer during filming, which led to accusations against her and even imprisonment. She later commented on this as follows: “My heart is French but my arse is international!”
- During the war, the German government did not allow films longer than 90 minutes to be shown on screen. Then, producer André Paulvé proposed making two parts that would be shown one after the other, on the same day.
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