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Characters
Commissioner Aimé Malaise
(played by Robert Lussac) — protagonist
Commissioner Malaise investigates the unusual case of a mannequin stolen from a tailor’s window and later found stabbed. Its wax face resembles Gilbert, whose death a year earlier Malaise suspects was...
Laure
(played by Blanchette Brunoy) — supporting
Armand
(played by Gilbert Gil) — supporting
Léopold
(played by Daniel Gélin) — supporting
Jérôme
(played by Jean-Roger Caussimon) — supporting
Léonisse
(played by Julien Carette) — supporting
Irène
(played by Anne Vernon) — supporting
Emile
(played by Jacques Castelot) — supporting
Mrs. Malaise
(played by Mathilde Casadesus) — supporting
Charles
(played by André Gabriello) — supporting
Irma
(played by Germaine Dermoz) — supporting
Rose
(played by Geneviève Callix) — minor
Gilbert
(played by Jacques Sevrannes) — minor
Gilbert died a year before the investigation begins. A mannequin stolen from a tailor’s window is found stabbed with a wax face bearing his features, prompting Commissioner Malaise to question whether...
Chief conductor
(played by Robert Balpo) — minor
Notary's clerk (uncredited)
(played by Jean Sylvain) — minor
Consumer (uncredited)
(played by Albert Broquin) — minor
Notary
(played by Pierre Magnier) — minor
Doctor Furnelle
(played by Stanislas-André Steeman) — minor
Dr. Furnelle is the doctor whose conclusions about Gilbert’s death are challenged by Commissioner Malaise. Furnelle considered Gilbert’s death natural, while Malaise believes it was not. This disagree...
Didier
(played by Albert Dinan) — minor
Directed by Pierre de Hérain
The Murdered Model (1948) · 5.7/10 ·
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