The Rules of the Game
Genres
Overview
A weekend at a marquis’ country château lays bare some ugly truths about a group of haut bourgeois acquaintances.
Details
Budget
$8847685
Revenue
$273520
Runtime
106 min
Release Date
1939-07-09
Status
Released
Original Language
French
Vote Count
600
Vote Average
7.5
Nora Gregor
Christine de la Cheyniest
Marcel Dalio
Robert de la Cheyniest
Jean Renoir
Octave
Paulette Dubost
Lisette, sa camériste
Roland Toutain
André Jurieux
Mila Parély
Geneviève de Marras
Julien Carette
Marceau, le braconnier
Gaston Modot
Edouard Schumacher, le garde-chasse
Anne Mayen
Jackie, nièce de Christine
Odette Talazac
Madame de la Plante
Claire Gérard
Madame de la Bruyère
Pierre Magnier
Le général
Eddy Debray
Corneille, le majordome
Pierre Nay
Monsieur de St. Aubin
Richard Francœur
Monsieur La Bruyère
Léon Larive
Le cuisinier
Lise Elina
Radio-Reporter
Nicolas Amato
L'invité sud-américain (uncredited)
Jacques Beauvais
Adolphe, un domestique (uncredited)
Henri Cartier-Bresson
Le domestique anglais (uncredited)
Celestin
Le garçon de cuisine (uncredited)
Tony Corteggiani
Berthelin (uncredited)
Géo Forster
L'invité efféminé (uncredited)
Camille François
La journaliste (uncredited)
Jenny Hélia
La servante (uncredited)
Maurice Marceau
Un garde-chasse (uncredited)
Marcel Melrac
Célestin, l'aide cuisinier
André Zwobada
L'ingénieur (uncredited)
Marguerite de Morlaye
une invitée
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