Deputy Eusèbe

Deputy Eusèbe (French: Eusèbe député) is a 1939 French comedy film directed by André Berthomieu and starring Michel Simon, Elvire Popesco and Jules Berry. The film's sets were designed by the art director Robert Gys.

Synopsis
Eusèbe Bonbonneau, a solicitor's clerk, discovers that a candidate is running for Chamber of Deputies. It becomes clear that a corrupt businessman is pushing a candidate, having usurped his identity, in order to secure backing for a new casino project. The real Eusèbe goes to Paris to investigate and is persuaded by the flamboyant actress Mariska to really stand in the election. He wins and is elected as a deputy where he becomes an unwitting tool of corrupt interests.

Cast

 * Michel Simon as Eusèbe Bonbonneau
 * Elvire Popesco as Mariska
 * Jules Berry as Félix Jacassar
 * Marguerite Moreno as 	Émilie Bonbonneau
 * André Lefaur as 	Le comte de Marignan
 * Gaston Dubosc as Le notaire
 * Marcelle Rexiane as	La secrétaire
 * René Bergeron as 	Pinson
 * Albert Broquin as 	Le régisseur
 * Hugues de Bagratide as 	Un invité
 * Henri de Livry as 	Le patron du restaurant
 * Paul Demange as 	Le concierge
 * Georges Douking as 	Firmin
 * Louis Florencie as 	Le ministre
 * Édouard Francomme as 	Un électeur
 * Jean Heuzé as 	Le commissaire
 * Jean Hébey as 	Le maître d'hôtel
 * Gaston Mauger as 	Gaburon
 * Marthe Mussine as Yvonne Solange
 * Jane Pierson as L'habilleuse
 * Robert Seller as 	L'acteur