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Passage to Marseille

Five patriotic convicts are helped to escape imprisonment in Devil's Island so they can fight for occupied Free French forces against the Nazis.

Director

Michael Curtiz

Year

Genre

adventure, drama, romance

Box Office

N/A

Production

Warner Bros. Pictures

Awards

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Jean Matrac

Humphrey Bogart

Capt. Freycinet

Paula Matrac

Michèle Morgan

Renault

Maj. Duval

Sydney Greenstreet

Marius

Petit

Garou

Manning

Capt. Patain Malo

Grandpere

Vladimir Sokoloff

Chief Engineer

Eduardo Ciannelli

Singer

Seaman

Navigator

Guard

Seaman

Seaman

Frenchman

Petit's Wife

Second Mate

Prison Official

Bijou

French Sergeant

Judge

Jourdain

Grocer's Wife

Marcelle Corday

Chief Guard

Rosalie - Mayor's Wife

Adrienne D'Ambricourt

Seaman

Franklin D'Amour

Seaman

Jacques - Waiter

Raoul Doulaine

Guard

Adrian Droeshout

Petit's Daughter

Seaman

Demetris Emanuel

Prosper - Mayor

Bombardier

Crazy Convict

Guard

Thug Wrecking Newspaper Office

Lt. Lenoir

Charles La Torre

German Soldier

German Pilot

Engineer

Guard

Victor Metzetti

Jean Matrac Jr.

Flower Woman

Suzette O'Neill

Lookout

Emil

English Radio Operator

Older Guard

Guard

Georges Renavent

Lieutenant

Mess Boy

Cayenne Prison Colony Guard

First Mate

Konstantin Shayne

Sailor Crewman on Boat Deck

Jay Silverheels

Bombardier

Medical Officer

Raymond St. Albin

Dompierre

Maurice St. Clair

Lt. Hastings

Seaman

Military Driver

Sergeant of the Guards

Bombardier

Rocroi

Gunner at Field

French Airfield Radio Man

Hans Heinrich von Twardowski

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Captain Freycinet Renault Jean Matrac Petit First Mate Chief Engineer Maj. Duval

Bombs all away, sir. - Passage to Marseille

Bombs all away, sir.

Hey, Matrac... - Passage to Marseille

Mama. - Passage to Marseille

Pilot to bombardier.
Open bomb bay doors. - Passage to Marseille

Pilot to bombardier. Open bomb bay doors.

Oh, Jean, darling... - Passage to Marseille

Oh, Jean, darling...

You were to have gone with
the wing commander, Mr. Manning, - Passage to Marseille

You were to have gone with the wing commander, Mr. Manning,

I'm lost,
and I admit It. - Passage to Marseille

I'm lost, and I admit It.

Here we are, sir. - Passage to Marseille

Here we are, sir.

They're going as the
spearhead of the attack tonight. - Passage to Marseille

They're going as the spearhead of the attack tonight.

Will you excuse me
a moment, please? - Passage to Marseille

Will you excuse me a moment, please?

Again? - Passage to Marseille

P.A.: All aircraft,
proceed to takeoff positions. - Passage to Marseille

P.A.: All aircraft, proceed to takeoff positions.

"V" for Victor. "V." - Passage to Marseille

"V" for Victor. "V."

"N" for Norman.
Take off. Good hunting. - Passage to Marseille

"N" for Norman. Take off. Good hunting.

There.
Now we can breathe easy for a few hours, - Passage to Marseille

There. Now we can breathe easy for a few hours,

The British will fight - Passage to Marseille

The British will fight

Ahoy! The bridge! - Passage to Marseille

Ahoy! The bridge!

What do you see? - Passage to Marseille

What do you see?

Well? - Passage to Marseille

Steady. - Passage to Marseille

Lower away. - Passage to Marseille

Good evening. - Passage to Marseille

Haven't you been taught to stand in the presence of officials - Passage to Marseille

Haven't you been taught to stand in the presence of...

Have everything
you need here? - Passage to Marseille

Have everything you need here?

Well, commandant,
I'm afraid they spoiled your evening. - Passage to Marseille

Well, commandant, I'm afraid they spoiled your evening.

Good evening. - Passage to Marseille

Any day that takes us closer to France is a fine day - Passage to Marseille

Any day that takes us closer to France is a fine day

Sit down. - Passage to Marseille

Here you might have found
petit laboring to build a road. - Passage to Marseille

Here you might have found petit laboring to build a road.

I said I wish I was in France - Passage to Marseille

I said I wish I was in France

Jean, please get out! - Passage to Marseille

Jean, please get out!

How is Phillipe
these days? - Passage to Marseille

How is Phillipe these days?

I guess I can still
bend my knees. - Passage to Marseille

I guess I can still bend my knees.

To us. - Passage to Marseille

It's funny how much more you can say - Passage to Marseille

It's funny how much more you can say

Jean, let's go. - Passage to Marseille

Jean, let's go.

You're a funny girl. - Passage to Marseille

You're a funny girl.

Jean, remember
the boat trip - Passage to Marseille

Jean, remember the boat trip

Jean, please. - Passage to Marseille

Jean... - Passage to Marseille

Matrac. - Passage to Marseille

This then was the man
we had selected to lead us. - Passage to Marseille

This then was the man we had selected to lead us.

I'm going, too. - Passage to Marseille

I'm going, too.

Where is bijou?
I don't see him. - Passage to Marseille

Where is bijou? I don't see him.

Hl, grand-pére.
Grand.Pére. - Passage to Marseille

Hl, grand-pére. Grand.Pére.

All hands on deck! - Passage to Marseille

All hands on deck!

Restez I. - Passage to Marseille

What's the meaning
of this? - Passage to Marseille

What's the meaning of this?

Hold it! - Passage to Marseille

Dirty rat
is giving our position. - Passage to Marseille

Dirty rat is giving our position.

Carry out the orders. - Passage to Marseille

Carry out the orders.

They're due northeast. - Passage to Marseille

They're due northeast.

Motors. - Passage to Marseille

Matrac! - Passage to Marseille

Viv-- - Passage to Marseille

We finished them. - Passage to Marseille

We finished them.

He still fights - Passage to Marseille

He still fights

"C" for Charles, London,
0-4-1 -7. - Passage to Marseille

"C" for Charles, London, 0-4-1 -7.

"V" for Victor, come in. - Passage to Marseille

"V" for Victor, come in.

I'm afraid, Matrac,
we can't make romilly. - Passage to Marseille

I'm afraid, Matrac, we can't make romilly.

Is it daddy?
Are you sure it's him? - Passage to Marseille

Is it daddy? Are you sure it's him?

Ears like a dog. - Passage to Marseille

Ears like a dog.

Hello, Renault. - Passage to Marseille

Hello, Renault.

He got 2 messerschmitts. - Passage to Marseille

He got 2 messerschmitts.

It was for
his kid's birthday. - Passage to Marseille

It was for his kid's birthday.

My comrades - Passage to Marseille

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Five patriotic convicts are helped to escape imprisonment in Devil's Island so they can fight for occupied Free French forces against the Nazis.

User Rating: 0.0 (0 ratings)

Director: Michael Curtiz

Writer: Casey Robinson, Jack Moffitt, Charles Nordhoff

Production: Warner Bros. Pictures

Genre: adventure, drama, romance

Year: 1944

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 6.8

BoxOffice: N/A

Released: 11 Mar 1944

Awards: N/A

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