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The Count of Monte Cristo (French: Le comte de Monte Cristo) is a 1961 French adventure film version of Alexandre Dumas' 1844 novel directed by Claude Autant-Lara and starring Louis Jourdan, Yvonne Furneaux, Pierre Mondy and Franco Silva.
T his 1954 film from director Claude Autant-Lara is probably the most well-known and finest adaptation of Stendhal's complex literary masterpiece, Le Rouge et le noir . Beautifully filmed in Eastmancolor, with captivating acting performances and a script that vividly evokes Stendhal's celebrated novel, the film exemplifies the French quality ...
Feb 28, 2018 · The ghost of her grandmother’s lover is drawn to a romantic girl in Claude Autant-Lara’s Sylvie et le fantôme (1946). For the critics of Cahiers du cinema in the 1950s, champing at the bit to tear down France’s cinematic establishment and launch the nouvelle vague, the films of Claude Autant-Lara represented everything they despised – what they named derisively “the cinema of ...
D irector Claude Autant-Lara was no stranger to controversy by the time he came to make this, his last great film, in the late 1950s. Earlier in the decade, he had ruffled more than a few establishment feathers with such films as L'Auberge Rouge (1951), Le Blé en herbe (1953) and La Traversée de Paris (1956), all of which dared to poke fun at the self-serving institutions and hypocritical ...
Feb 5, 2000 · Left-leaning director who established himself in the 1940s with a string of impressive films including "Lettres d'amour" (1942), the wistful fantasy "Sylvie et la Fantome" (1945), and the superb first screen adaptation of Raymond Radiguet's "Devil in the Flesh" (1947). Though some of...
L'Auberge rouge (1951) 1 h 38 min. Sortie : 18 octobre 1951 (France). Comédie, Policier. Film de Claude Autant-Lara. Aussi présent dans : - Les meilleurs films avec Fernandel. - Les meilleurs films de 1951. - Les meilleurs films avec des cannibales. - Les meilleurs films se déroulant à la montagne.
Réalisation : Claude Autant-Lara Scénario : Jean Aurenche et Pierre Bost, d'après la nouvelle éponyme de Marcel Aymé parue dans Le Vin de Paris Date de sortie : 1956 Genre : comédie dramatique Jean Gabin : Grandgil, l'artiste peintre Bourvil : Marcel Martin, chauffeur de taxi au chômage Louis de Funès : Jambier, l'épicier
