Vice and Virtue
Cast & Crew
Roger Vadim
Annie Girardot
Catherine Deneuve
Robert Hossein
O. E. Hasse
Philippe Lemaire
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
Two sisters, Juliette and Justine, take opposite paths during the Nazi occupation of Paris in World War II. Juliette engages in an affair with General von Bamberg, while the virtuous Justine plans to marry Jean, a resistance leader who was her childhood sweetheart. Following a civil ceremony, Justine and Jean are stopped by the Gestapo en route to church, and Jean is arrested. SS Colonel Schorndorf murders von Bamberg and takes the two sisters to a château where, along with other young women, they must satisfy the sexual appetites of high-ranking Nazis. Juliette becomes Schorndorf's mistress, while Justine joins the female prisoners. Through most of Justine's ordeal, Hans, Schorndorf's impotent aide, protects her. When the Allies finally arrive and liberate the women, Schorndorf poisons Juliette and dies in American machine gun fire.
Director
Roger Vadim
Cast
Annie Girardot
Catherine Deneuve
Robert Hossein
O. E. Hasse
Philippe Lemaire
Serge Marquand
Luciana Paluzzi
Valeria Ciangottini
Georges Poujouly
Michel De Ré
Paul Gégauff
Jean-pierre Honoré
Howard Vernon
Lena Von Martens
Henri Virlogeux
Jean-daniel Simon
Pierre Gualdi
Jean Lévitte
Dorothée Blank
Lucien Guervil
Marianne Hardy
Juliette Hervieu
Michel Jourdan
Rudy Lenoir
Anne Libert
Monique Messine
José Qualglio
Jean-michel Rouzière
Jacques Seiler
Henri Attal
Dominique Zardi
Crew
Jean André
Odette Berroyer
Pierre Berroyer
Robert Biart
Roger Boulais
Claude Choublier
Robert Christides
Marc Desages
Marc Doelnitz
Pierre Durin
Suzanne Durrenberger
Louis Feraud
Georgette Fillon
Jean Gitton
Marcel Grignon
Jean-michel Lacor
Jacques Lefèvre
Irénée Leriche
Michel Magne
Victoria Mercanton
Charles Henry Montel
Henri Morin
Monique Nana
Alain Poiré
Robert Sussfeld
Roger Vadim
Roger Vadim
Roger Vailland
Serge Vallin
Film Details
Technical Specs
Quotes
Trivia
Notes
Filmed in part at the châteaux of Fénelon and Treyne. Opened in Paris in March 1963 as Le vice et la vertu; running time: 105 min; in Rome in March 1963 as Il vizio e la virtù.
Miscellaneous Notes
Released in United States Winter January 1, 1963
Released in United States Winter January 1, 1963
