Le p'tit Parigot

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Le p'tit Parigot
Directed by René Le Somptier
Screenplay by Paul Cartoux, Henri Decoin
Story byPaul Cartoux
Produced by Les Films Luminor
Cinematography Henri Barreyre, Léon Morizet
Release date
  • 1926 (1926)
Running time
240 minutes (6 parts)
CountryFrance

Le p'tit Parigot (The Small Parisian One) is a 1926 French movie serial in six parts. [1]

Contents

It was directed by René Le Somptier and starred Georges Biscot. Costume design was by Sonia Delaunay.

Cast

(incomplete list)

ActorRolePart

1

Part

2

Part

3

Part

4

Part

5

Part

6

Marcel Achard *
Georges Biscot ******
Marquisette Bosky ******
Bouboule *****
Pauline Carton La tante Prudence****
Suzanne Christy ****
André Dubosc ****
Suzanne Lenglen *
Jeanne Marie-Laurent ***
Georges Melchior Robert de Monterval******
Violetta Napierska ****
Suzanne Wurtz **

Notes and references

  1. "Le p'tit Parigot at Forum des images". Archived from the original on 25 March 2012. Retrieved 21 June 2011.


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