Danger of Death (French: Danger de mort) is a 1947 French thriller film directed by Gilles Grangier and starring Fernand Ledoux, Georges Lannes and Micheline Francey. It was shot at the Joinville Studios in Paris and on location around Sens. The film's sets were designed by the art director Roger Simon.
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Synopsis
Distracted the night after his wife give births, a pharmacist in provincial France accidentally puts a dose of cyanide in a batch of medicine he is making up. Realising what he has done he goes out to prevent the five customers from taking the lethal concoction.
Cast
Fernand Ledoux as Le pharmacien Adrien Loiseau
Georges Lannes as Ceccaldi
Micheline Francey as Flora
Colette Richard as La jeune mariée
Christine Hayrel as L'écuyère
Mona Dol as Une commère
Maurice Schutz as Le beau-père de Loiseau
Jacky Pasquero as Ceccaldi fils
Jean-Marc Lambert as Le jeune marié
René Blancard as Philippe Chauvieux
Charles Lavialle as Le receveur
François Joux as Alfred Bouchard
Jacques Emmanuel as Le mari de Flora
Michel Rob as Jean-Baptiste Chauvieux
Yvonne Yma as La marchande de journaux