The Debrie Interview is a French-made cine camera produced by Établissements André Debrie of Paris, the firm best known for its 35mm Parvo movie cameras for professional film work. The Interview was a compact 35mm motion-picture camera aimed at newsreel and reportage use.

With only one tracked UK auction record, the Debrie Interview is rarely offered: a single Christie's hammer result of £956 in 2004 represents the only verifiable saleroom data point for what this camera is worth. Today, any value or price guidance is indicative rather than a true market range, and a fresh appearance could sell for materially more or less depending on completeness and cosmetic condition. Buyers should treat the Interview as a thinly traded collectors' item where condition, originality, and provenance drive what it sells for.