The King of Prison (1913)
Fernand Pradier (Gabriel Signoret) is an honest merchant and a simple person at heart who tries to make her daughter Germaine (Gabrielle Robinne) happy. She is engaged to a rich banker St-Bris (René Alexandre). However, the fiance once belonged to a criminal organization and, despite his efforts of rehabilitation, one of his ancient accomplices makes their engagement impossible. Eventually imprisoned, she escapes with the help of a beautiful typist (Stacia Napierkowska)...
Director: René Leprince
Genre: Thriller, Crime
Runtime: 10 min
Release Date: January 1, 1913
Cast
- Gabrielle Robinne - Germaine Pradier
- René Alexandre - Le banquier St-Bris alias le marquis de Pont d'Anson
- Jean Dax - Le complice de Pont d'Anson
- Stacia Napierkowska - Elise Duvernoir - la dactylo
- Gabriel Signoret - Fernand Pradier
Screenplay
- René Leprince (Screenplay)
- Maurice Mahut (Screenplay)
Production: Pathé Frères
Country: France
Language: Français
Original Language: en
More Films by Director: René Leprince
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is The King of Prison about?
- Fernand Pradier (Gabriel Signoret) is an honest merchant and a simple person at heart who tries to make her daughter Germaine (Gabrielle Robinne) happy. She is engaged to a rich banker St-Bris (René Alexandre). However, the fiance once belonged to a criminal organization and, despite his efforts of rehabilitation, one of his ancient accomplices makes their engagement impossible. Eventually imprisoned, she escapes with the help of a beautiful typist (Stacia Napierkowska)...
- Who directed The King of Prison?
- The King of Prison was directed by René Leprince.
- Who stars in The King of Prison?
- The King of Prison stars Gabrielle Robinne, René Alexandre, Jean Dax, Stacia Napierkowska, Gabriel Signoret.
- How long is The King of Prison?
- The King of Prison has a runtime of 10m (10 minutes).
- What genre is The King of Prison?
- The King of Prison is a Thriller, Crime film.
- Where was The King of Prison produced?
- The King of Prison was produced in France.