The Rules of The Game - Cast

Cast

  • Nora Gregor as Christine de la Cheyniest
  • Paulette Dubost as Lisette, Christine's maid
  • Marcel Dalio as Robert de la Cheyniest, Christine's husband and Geneviève's lover
  • Roland Toutain as André Jurieux, an aviator in love with Christine
  • Jean Renoir as Octave, an old friend of Christine's and friend of André
  • Mila Parély as Geneviève de Marras, Robert's lover
  • Anne Mayen as Jackie, a niece of Christine
  • Julien Carette as Marceau, a poacher and Lisette's would-be lover
  • Gaston Modot as Edouard Schumacher, Robert's gamekeeper and Lisette's husband
  • Pierre Magnier as The General, a guest at Robert's estate
  • Pierre Nay as Monsieur de St. Aubin, a guest at Robert's estate
  • Francœur as Monsieur La Bruyère, a guest at Robert's estate
  • Odette Talazac as Madame de la Plante, a guest at Robert's estate
  • Claire Gérard as Madame de la Bruyère, a guest at Robert's estate
  • Lise Elina as the Radio Reporter at the airport
  • Eddy Debray as Corneille, Robert's butler
  • Léon Larive as the Cook
  • Henri Cartier-Bresson as the English Servant

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