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The Terrible Sarati (1937)
102 min | Drama

The Terrible Sarati (1937)

102 min | Drama

César Sarati, nicknamed "Sarati the Terrible", is an unscrupulous and merciless brute who shamefully exploits the dockworkers at the port of Algiers. He rents them slums and lends them money on a weekly basis, pursuing them, to get ...See moreCésar Sarati, nicknamed "Sarati the Terrible", is an unscrupulous and merciless brute who shamefully exploits the dockworkers at the port of Algiers. He rents them slums and lends them money on a weekly basis, pursuing them, to get reimbursed, even to Hudelo, the coal contractor who makes them work. So he built a huge fortune that he keeps for his pretty niece, Rose, the only being who softens his pirate heart. But Rose loves Gilbert, a newcomer to Hudelo's. Written by Happy_Evil_Dude See less

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14 cast members

Name	Known for
Harry Baur César Sarati César Sarati See fewer	Life Dances On (1937)
Jorge Rigaud Gilbert de Kéradec (as Georges Rigaud) Gilbert de Kéradec (as Georges Rigaud) See fewer	Horror Express (1972)
Jacqueline Laurent Rose Rose See fewer	L'abito nero da sposa (1945)
Rika Radifé Remedios Remedios See fewer	Paris (1937)
Marcel Dalio Benoît (as Dalio) Benoît (as Dalio) See fewer	Sabrina (1954)
Charles Granval Hudelo Hudelo See fewer	Behold the Man (1935)
Jean Tissier Beppo Beppo See fewer	Gigi (1949)
Jeanne Helbling Rosy Rosy See fewer	The Three-Sided Mirror (1927)
Nadine Picard Alice Alice See fewer	Ferdinand le noceur (1935)
Yvonne Hébert Maryse Maryse See fewer	L'or (1934)
Pierre de Guingand Berneville (as P. de Guingand) Berneville (as P. de Guingand) See fewer	Ladies' Paradise (1930)
Rachid Ksentini Ahmed (as Kssentini) Ahmed (as Kssentini) See fewer	Ikach (1937)
Anny Arbo Actress (uncredited) Actress (uncredited) See fewer	Mélodie pour toi (1942)
Louis Eymond Un ami de Berneville (uncredited) Un ami de Berneville (uncredited) See fewer	Lucrezia Borgia (1935)