La Terreur de la pampa
| Movie | |
|---|---|
| Original title | La Terreur de la pampa |
| Country of production | France |
| original language | French |
| Publishing year | 1932 |
| length | 40 minutes |
| Rod | |
| Director | Maurice Cammage |
| script |
José De Berys Jean Manse |
| production | Félix Méric |
| camera | (black-and-white) |
| occupation | |
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La Terreur de la pampa is a short French comic western from 1932. The 40-minute film was not shown in the German-speaking area.
action
Bill Foster came to Texas to make his fortune and found work as a foreman on a ranch that people say is haunted. With the help of an Indian and the daughter of the house, Nelly, Bill can get to the bottom of the matter and free Jim Corbett, who was held prisoner in the house by the owner Spielman. The evil spirit is Spielman's black servant Sam. Bill is now a hero and is elected sheriff.
Remarks
The film was shot in the “Kraemer” recording studio in Asnières-sur-Seine .
The film song is called C'est au rhythme du Tango and is interpreted by the main actor Fernandel. A “cinema novel” was also published as a book.
Web links
- La Terreur de la pampa in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- The film at Cinéma Francais (with poster)
Individual evidence
- ^ Raymond Chirat, Jean-Claude Romer: Catalog des films de fiction de première partie 1929-1939. Publications du Service des archives du film du Center national de la cinématographie, Bois d'Arcy, 1984. ISBN 2-903053-16-2 . P. 100
- ↑ The song to listen to