Le jugement de dieu is a French film realized by Raymond Bernard, release in 1949.

Personal comments : Louis de Funès is not marked in the credits.

He plays the role a man who is extracted a tooth, he appears :

35 seconds at 12 minutes and 42 seconds after the beginning of the movie, he says :
'' Ah, Ah ! Ah non, ah non, pas le marteau, pas le marteau, je préfère la garder, je la garde, je la garde. ''

He plays the role the messenger of the mayor, he appears :

6 seconds at 17 minutes and 11 seconds after the beginning of the movie, he says :
'' Non, c'est un ordre du Bourgmestre, vous aurez à loger un officier à cheval. ''

♦ Synopsis :

With The Middle Ages, the sad history of love is told to us of Agnes Bernauer and of the prince Albert of Bavaria. History of insane love where the prince wants to listen to only his heart and will join in the floods of the Danube his Agnès beloved, who to save it, was shown of sorcery and was condemned to death.

♦ Specification sheet :

Title : Le jugement de dieu
Realization : Raymond Bernard
Scenario : According to a legend Réhane (Germany) of XVe siècle
Adaptation : Bernard Zimmer, Raymond Bernard
Dialogue : Bernard Zimmer
Production assistants : Jacques Planche, Jean-Pierre Decourt
Images : Roger Hubert
Operator : Adolphe Charlet, assisted of Max Dulac
Sound : André-Léonce Le Baut, Lucien Legrand
Decorations : Robert Gys (outsides), Lucien Aguettand (insides), assisted of Jacques Villet
Architect assistant decorator : Alexandre Hinkis
Music : Joseph Kosma (Editions Enoch and Fortin)
Suits and model : Rosine delamare
Leader wardrobe master : Georgette Fillon
Editing : Lola Barache, assisted of Marie-Louise Barberot
Script-girl : Lucile Costa
Photographer of tray : Roger Forster
Administrator : Léopold Tucherer
Interior designer : Charles Mérangel
General manager : Fred Surin
Make-up : Anatole Paris, assisted of Louis Bonnemaison
Shooting in the studios Eclair and François 1er in Epinay-sur-Seine
Sound system Klangfilm
Production : B.U.P (France)
Director of production : Armand Becue, assisted of Paul Hartwig
Leader of production : Eugène Tucherer
Duration : 98mn
First presentation the August 20th, 1952
Genre : Drama historic

♦ Distribution :

Louis de Funès : The man who is extracted a tooth at the barber and the messenger of the mayor
Andrée Debar : Agnès Bernauer
Jean-Claude Pascal : The prince Albert De Bavière
Pierre Renoir : The duke of Bavière
Gabrielle Dorziat : Josépha, la margrave, the aunt of the prince Albert
Jean Barrère : The count Törring
Olivier Hussenot : Mr Bernauer, the barber and the father of Agnès and Marie
Louis Seigner : The mayor
André Wasley : The captain
Jacques Dynam : The soldier
Max Dalban : The butcher
Jean Clarieux : The gang leader
Marcel Raine : The Minister
Georges Douking : The monk Enrique, police captain of the court
Marie-France Planèze : Marie Bernauer, sister of Agnès
Jane Morlet : A middle-class person
Catherine Fonteney : A middle-class person
Henri Coutet : Herman, an assistant of Mr Bernauer
Maurice Schutz : The subject queuing up in front of the shop of the barber
Daniel Ceccaldi : Théobald, the clerk of Mr Bernauer and lover of Agnès
Jacky Gencel : "Colonel", the child
Edmond Tamiz : A councillor of the mayor
Nicolas Vogel
Maurice Regamey
Olivier Mathot
René Sauvaire
Fred Fischer
Guy Henry
Gil Delamare
Evelyn Nattier
Denise Kerny
Jeanne Herviale
Roger Vincent
Philippe Olive
Daniel Mendaille
Paul Clérouc
René Arrieu
Gérard Darrieu
Pierre Paulet
Pierre Morin
Georges Lycan
Pierre Goutas