The Lady Banker (1980)
Overview
Ambitious Emma Eckhert successfully makes her way into a world previously reserved for men: that of high finance. She quickly becomes popular with small savers, but leads a scandalous life that will cost her.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | fr |
| Popularity | 0.45 |
Directed By
Francis Girod
Crew
Ariel Zeitoun
François Catonné
Ennio Morricone
Bernard Zitzermann
Jacques Fonteray
Francis Girod
Jean Barthet
Jean-Pierre Ruh
Eduardo Serra
Geneviève Winding
Eric Muller
Jean-Jacques Caziot
Paul Le Marinel
Francis Girod
Georges Conchon
Fabienne Faudot-Bel
Jean-Jacques Caziot
TOP CAST
Romy Schneider
Emma Eckhert
Marie-France Pisier
Colette Lecoudray
Claude Brasseur
Judge Largué
Jean-Claude Brialy
Paul Cisterne
Jean Carmet
Duvernet
Jean-Louis Trintignant
Horace Vannister
Jacques Fabbri
Moïse Nathanson
Daniel Mesguich
Rémy Lecoudray
Noëlle Châtelet
Camille Sowcroft
Daniel Auteuil
Duclaux
Thierry Lhermitte
Devoluy
Alan Adair
Sir Charles
François-Régis Bastide
Minister of Justice
Arnaud Boisseau
Armand
Yves Brainville
Raymond Préfaille, President of the Council
Philippe Brizard
Chériaux
Francis Claude
President of the court
Philippe Collin
Savatier
Georges Conchon
Aristide Bréhaud
Claude Darget
Bourseul Martilly
Régine Deforges
American
Michel Delahaye
Chief accountant
Hubert Deschamps
Commissioner at Meudon
Michel Elias
Voice-over of filmed news (voice)
Véronique Genest
Maid
Jean Gorini
Speaker
Guillaume Hanoteau
Mr. Radignac
Anne Jousset
Minister Radignac's wife
Claude Marcault
Nurse
Jean-Paul Muel
Notary in Lille
Étienne Périer
President in Meudon
Stephane Raphaël
Andy
Eric Raphaël
Jerry
Jean-Michel Ribes
Clerk
Isabelle Sadoyan
Sister Hermance
Françoise Ulrich
Mrs. Eckhert
Lionel Vitrant
Emma's driver
Alfred Willenbucher
Mr. Eckhert
Jean Rigaux
Singer
Marie-Pierre Casey
Woman at her window (uncredited)
Brigitte Chamarande
(uncredited)
Céline Duhamel
Client receiving a hat (uncredited)
Lydia Feld
Inmate (uncredited)
Roland Malet
(uncredited)
Laurent Spielvogel
(uncredited)
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