Marcel Pagnol's Marseille Trilogy

The "Marseille Trilogy" is a collective designation for three plays by Marcel Pagnol, along with their numerous film adaptations. These adaptations span a period of active production from 1931 to 1936, resulting in a total runtime of 269 minutes. The collection comprises two films: Marius (1931) and César (1936). The films within the "Marseille Trilogy" collectively present stories set in Marseille. Marius, with a runtime of 128 minutes, was released in 1931, while César, clocking in at 141 minutes, followed in 1936. The total budget and revenue for the entire collection are recorded as zero. This film collection represents a series of adaptations stemming from Pagnol's original theatrical works. The combined runtime of the two films is 269 minutes.