Hélène (1936) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Hélène Wilfur
(played by Madeleine Renaud) — protagonist
Hélène is a young medical student who loves aspiring musician Pierre Régnier. After Pierre kills himself under pressure from his father, she grieves and turns away from romance, dedicating her life to...
Pierre Régnier
(played by Jean-Louis Barrault) — supporting
Pierre is an aspiring musician and Hélène Wilfur's love. His father, a noted surgeon, pressures him to abandon music for medicine. Unable to withstand his father's remonstrations, Pierre kills himself...
Professor Amboise
(played by Constant Rémy) — supporting
Valérie
(played by Héléna Manson) — supporting
Doctor Regnier
(played by Robert Le Vigan) — supporting
Doctor Regnier is Pierre's father and a noted surgeon. He pressures his son to give up music in favor of medicine; unable to withstand these remonstrations, Pierre kills himself. His conflict with Pie...
Françoise
(played by Odette Joyeux) — supporting
The lab boy
(played by Georges Bever) — supporting
Yvonne Amboise
(played by Jeanne Helbling) — supporting
The doctor
(played by Blanche Peyrens) — supporting
Totoche
(played by Greta Buelens) — supporting
The widow
(played by Marguerite Daulboys) — supporting
The judge
(played by Paul Escoffier) — minor
Marcel
(played by René Dary) — minor
Durant Tout Court
(played by Maurice Baquet) — minor
The dean
(played by Armand Lurville) — minor
The Japanese student
(played by Tsugundo Maki) — minor
The Russian
(played by Juozas Miltinis) — minor
The bookstore
(played by Roger Toziny) — minor
Directed by Jean Benoît-Lévy
Hélène (1936) · 5.5/10 · drama, romance
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(Q3144695), public domain (CC0).