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Le Nabab

1913, French. Directed by Albert Capellani.

Bernard Jeansoulet supports his brother Louis and his mother through his work. Louis finds a job in Paris, where he gets carried away by the intoxicating atmosphere, and ends up in prison... An adaptation of Alphonse Daudet's work by one of the pioneers of cinema.

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What Le Nabab is based on

Le Nabab is based on Le Nabab : moeurs parisiennes (1877) by Alphonse Daudet, published by Charpentier.

  • 1877

    Le Nabab : moeurs parisiennes

    By Alphonse Daudet

    Published by Charpentier

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Le Nabab (1913) was directed by Albert Capellani and stars Léon Bernard, Jean Dax, Mévisto.

What is Le Nabab based on?

Le Nabab is based on Le Nabab : moeurs parisiennes (1877) by Alphonse Daudet, published by Charpentier.

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