31 may 2022 mk2 films acquires the entire MARCEL PAGNOL collection

mk2 films is proud to announce the acquisition of Marcel Pagnol’s films’ rights for France (commercial and non-commercial theatrical rights) and internationally (all rights).

APENDIX : LIST OF FILMS

MARIUS (1931), written by Marcel Pagnol and directed by Alexander Korda

FANNY (1932), written by Marcel Pagnol and directed by Marc Allégret

TOPAZE (1) (1932), written by Léopold Marchand based on the play of Marcel Pagnol and directed by Louis Gasnier

JOFROI (1933), written and directed by Marcel Pagnol, based on the novel of Jean Giono

LE GENDRE DE MONSIEUR POIRIER (1933), written and directed by Marcel Pagnol based on the play of Emile Augier

ANGELE (1934), written and directed by Marcel Pagnol based on Jean Giono

MERLUSSE (1935), written and directed by Marcel Pagnol

CIGALON (1935), written and directed by Marcel Pagnol

CAESAR (1936), written and directed by Marcel Pagnol

TOPAZE (2) (1936), written and directed by Marcel Pagnol

HARVEST (1937), written and directed by Marcel Pagnol based on Jean Giono

THE BAKER’S WIFE (1938), written and directed by Marcel Pagnol based on Jean Giono

HEARTBEAT (1938), written and directed by Marcel Pagnol

THE WELL-DIGGER’S DAUGHTER (1940), written and directed by Marcel Pagnol

NAIS (1945), written by Marcel Pagnol from Emile Zola and directed by Raymond Leboursier supervised by Marcel Pagnol

THE PRETTY MILLER GIRL (1948), written and directed by Marcel Pagnol based on Franz Schubert’s Lieds.

TOPAZE (3) (1951), written and directed by Marcel Pagnol

THE PRIZE (1950), written by Marcel Pagnol based on Maupassant and directed by Jean Boyer

MANON FROM THE SOURCES (1) (1952), written and directed by Marcel Pagnol

UGOLIN (2) (1952), written and directed by Marcel Pagnol

CARNAVAL (1953), written by Marcel Pagnol based on Emile Mazaud and directed by Henri Verneuil

LETTERS FROM MY WINDMILL (1954), written and directed by Marcel Pagnol based on Alphonse Daudet

LA TERREUR DES DAMES (1956), written by René Barjavel, Raymond Castans, based on a novel of Guy de Maupassant and directed by Jean Boyer