Shop Girls of Paris (1943): Cast
Shop Girls of Paris is a 1943 drama directed by André Cayatte, starring Michel Simon as Baudu, André Reybaz and Blanchette Brunoy. It runs 1 hour 22 minutes.
- Released
- Runtime
- 1h 22m (82 min)
- Director
- André Cayatte
- Genre
- Drama
- Original language
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French - Studio
- Continental Films
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is Shop Girls of Paris About?
The premise of Shop Girls of Paris without spoilers.
It follows M. Baudu, owner of a modest Parisian fabric shop in the 1860s, whose business is threatened when the city’s first department store opens across the street. Adding to his woes, his orphaned niece Denise and two nephews move in. Seeing the danger, Denise takes a job as a shop assistant for the rival store, a choice that brings success but strains family loyalties.
Shop Girls of Paris Themes & Keywords
· 2 tags- paris france
- based on novel
Shop Girls of Paris Cast & Characters
Michel Simon leads the cast as Baudu, with André Reybaz as Jean Baudu and Blanchette Brunoy as Denise Baudu. Directed by André Cayatte; 35 actors are credited in all.
- Director André Cayatte
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Michel Simon as Baudu - André Reybaz as Jean Baudu
- Blanchette Brunoy as Denise Baudu
- Jacques Latrouite as Pépé Baudu (uncredited)
Also Starring in Shop Girls of Paris
· 31 more- Albert Malbert Cafe owner (uncredited)
- Jacqueline Gauthier Pauline Cugnot, saleswoman in the lingerie department
- Jean Tissier Emile Bourdoncle
- Paul Barge Shopkeeper (uncredited)
- Georges Chamarat Inspector Jouve
- Pierre Labry Achille Vingard, locksmith (uncredited)
- Palmyre Levasseur Handkerchief buyer (uncredit)
- Roger Vincent Shopkeeper (uncredited)
- Albert Préjean Octave Mouret
- Pierre Bertin Gaujean, fabric supplier
- René Blancard Jules Colomban, Baudu's clerk
- Julienne Paroli Shopkeeper (uncredited)
- Odette Barencey Madame Bédoré (uncredited)
- Jacques Beauvais Shopkeeper (uncredited)
- Albert Broquin Coachman (uncredited)
- Maurice Marceau Employee (uncredited)
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- Catherine Fonteney Aurélie L'homme
- Suzy Prim Madame Desforges
- Maximilienne Madame Cabin
- Gustave Gallet Lhomme (uncredited)
- Jeannette Batti Saleswoman (uncredited)
- Juliette Faber Marguerite Vadon, saleswoman
- Jean Rigaux Baugé, seller
- Frédéric Moriss Count of Boves (uncredited)
- Marcelle Rexiane Madame Marty
- Huguette Vivier Clara Prunaire, saleswoman
- Suzet Maïs Countess of Boves
- Santa Relli Geneviève Baudu, Baudu's daughter
- Charlotte Ecard
- Dorette Ardenne Saleswoman (uncredited)
- Rambauville Favier (uncredited)
More from André Cayatte
More films directed by André Cayatte: State Reasons, To Each His Hell, Jury of One and To Die of Love.
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Shop Girls of Paris FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date
Runtime, release date, director, cast, post-credit scenes and language of Shop Girls of Paris, each answered in a sentence.
How long is Shop Girls of Paris?
Shop Girls of Paris runs 1 hour 22 minutes (82 minutes).
When was Shop Girls of Paris released?
Shop Girls of Paris was released on July 20, 1943.
Who directed Shop Girls of Paris?
Shop Girls of Paris was directed by André Cayatte.
More films by André Cayatte Who is in the cast of Shop Girls of Paris?
Shop Girls of Paris stars Michel Simon as Baudu, André Reybaz as Jean Baudu and Blanchette Brunoy as Denise Baudu, among 35 credited actors.
Does Shop Girls of Paris have a post-credit scene?
No. Shop Girls of Paris has no extra scene during or after the credits.
What language is Shop Girls of Paris in?
The original language of Shop Girls of Paris is French.
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