Mirror
02/05/1947
Portrait of a two-faced man. By day he is rich, brilliant and respectable financial officer Lussac; at night, he becomes "Mirror", a ruthless gang leader in Marseilles.
Movie Information
Jean Gabin
as Pierre Lussac
Antonin Berval
as Folco
Daniel Gélin
as Charles
Gisèle Préville
as Anna
Henri Crémieux
as Saint-Eloi
Robert Arnoux
as Leroy-Garnier
René Blancard
as Boisrond
Charles Lemontier
as Inspector Ballestra
Henri Poupon
as The uncle
Tramel
as The baron
André Carnège
as Montfort, the medical examiner
Martine Carol
as Lulu
Fernand Sardou
as A Folco gang member
Colette Richard
as Juliette Montfort
Pierre Magnier
as The president of the court
Marcel Dieudonné
as Lussac's second
Odette Barencey
as The dresser
Jean Bérard
as
Maryse de Brandt
as
Paul Faivre
as Father Viegeard
Fernand Flament
as A Folco gang member
Manuel Gary
as A Folco gang member
Gaston George
as
René Hell
as The mobster
Jacques Josselin
as A Folco gang member
Robert Le Ray
as The bartender
Julien Maffre
as A Folco gang member
Robert Moor
as Antoine
Colette Régis
as Marquise
Jacques Sernas
as Battling-Joe
André Talmès
as A Folco gang member
Marcel Loche
as
Sylvie
as The nun
Colette Mars
as Cléo
Gabrielle Dorziat
as Mrs. Puc
Nicolas Amato
as (uncredited)
Paul Amiot
as (uncredited)
Marius David
as (uncredited)
Maurice Dorléac
as The chief of staff (uncredited)
Danièle Franconville
as (uncredited)
Georgé
as (uncredited)
Pierre Hauss
as (uncredited)
Michèle Marly
as (uncredited)
Jacques Mattler
as Advocate General (uncredited)
Raymond Meunier
as (uncredited)
Michèle Mussy
as (uncredited)
Paul Oettly
as (uncredited)
René Pascal
as (uncredited)
Max Rogerys
as (uncredited)
Marcel Rouzé
as (uncredited)
Maurice Régamey
as (uncredited)
