Elsa Lundenstein is accused of having murdered her lover. The jury discusses the case vividly. All members are somehow prejudiced because of personal life experience and subsequently each member reads something different into the presented facts.
Serge Cremer

President of the tribunal

Félix Noblet, 5th juror

Gilbert de Montesson, first juror

Michel Caudron, 7th juror

Théodore Andrieux, retired commander, juror

Marceline Micoulin, antique dealer, juror

Elsa Lundenstein, pharmaceutical director, the accused

Lulu, Felix's fiancée

Elisabeth

Évariste Malingué, farmer, second juror

Jean-Luc Flavier, 3rd juror
Superior of the religious school

Nicole Vaudrémont aka 'Yvonne'
Miss Popélier, hotelier
Danièle Andrieux

Denise Jouvillon

Amélie Andrieux
Marie Malingré

Madame Michaud, boss of Roy Solei
Madame de Montesson
Béatrice Flavier

Angèle Popélier, other hotelier

Monique Andrieux
Béatrice’s mother

Hortense, Lucie's mother

Vaudrémonts' maid

Bailiff of the court

Professor Dutoit

Monsieur Michaud, boss of the Roi Soleil

Gaston, Lucie's father

Amadeo, Malingré farmhand

Roland

Priest at the printing press

Dancer at the evening

Unknown Role
Gendarme escorting the accused
Customer at the Le Roi Soleil bar
Juror rejected (uncredited)

Albert Blavette, substitute juror (uncredited)

Monsieur Jouvillon (uncredited)

Narrator (uncredited)

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Server of the Roi Soleil (uncredited)

Eloi Pichot, substitute juror (uncredited)
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Furniture salesman (uncredited)

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Édouard Pichon, first substitute juror (uncredited)

Gendarme carrying the summons (uncredited)

Professor Georges Limousin (uncredited)

Hortense, Flavier's maid (uncredited)

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Defense attorney (uncredited)
Police secretary (uncredited)

Juliette Sedan, juror rejected (uncredited)
Prosecution lawyer (uncredited)
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Hotel boy (uncredited)

Gendarme on duty (uncredited)

Old man who comforts the little girl (uncredited)

Albert Lavette, second substitute juror (uncredited)
