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Founded in 1937, EUROCINE is managed by Marius Lesoeur whose involvement with EUROCINE goes back to its origins with the shooting of “Mr Breloque has Disappeared”. During the late 1930’s, Lesoeur was involved with the carnival industry and rented equipment, such as carousels, to the early Eurocine productions.
The film was written by Julián Esteban and Eurociné producer Marius Lesoeur. Lesoeur was credited under the pseudonym of A.L. Mariaux. The film had two separate editors. Claude Gros was the editor for the French and international versions of the film while Maria Luisa Soriano was the editor for the Spanish version.
Marius Lesoeur was born on 7 January 1910 in Montreuil, Seine-Saint-Denis, France. He was a producer and writer, known for Angel of Death (1985) and Golden Jail (1977). He died on 16 May 2003 in Ivry-sur-Seine, Val-de-Marne, France.
- January 7, 1910
- May 16, 2003
A lifelong fan of American horror films, Franco was eager to make his own but found no one in Franco's repressive, censorious Spain to back his dream. It was in France that Franco found a kindred spirit in Marius Lesoeur, head of the Paris-based production house Eurociné.
The Mark of Zorro AKA La marque de Zorro (1975) Marius Lesoeur, Jesús Franco, Clint Douglas, Monica Swinn, Jean-Pierre Bouyxou May 9, 2024 Action , Adventure , Drama , Romance , Western In nineteenth-century California, two children listen to the adventures Read More »
Marius Lesoeur is known as an Producer, Writer, Production Manager, Executive Producer, Director, Adaptation, Actor, Associate Producer, Idea, Screenplay, Dialogue, and Story.
Marius Lesoeur (1911 - 2003) was a French filmmaker and producer, founder of Studios Mobiles de France and owner of Eurociné. He has his roots in the carnival industry.
