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1. www.rogerebert.com › interviews › a-supreme-artistA Supreme Artist: Pascal Mérigeau on "Jean Renoir: A ...

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   Feb 1, 2017 · The book is a deconstruction of the myths and legends surrounding Jean Renoir. His politics, for instance, proved as promiscuous as his films. Scorsese writes, “Renoir sanded off the rough edges of his life, as Mérigeau puts it. All of us do the same, I think. And Renoir’s imperfections and vanities only bring him closer to us, and to the ...

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     An interview with author Pascal Mérigeau, whose latest work...

   • The Rules of The Game

     I've seen Jean Renoir's "The Rules of the Game" in a campus...

2. www.nytimes.com › 2021/01/07 › moviesWhat Makes a French Comedy One of the Greatest Films of All ...

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   Jan 7, 2021 · Gateway Movies offers ways to begin exploring directors, genres and topics in film by examining a few streaming movies. First shown in 1939, Jean Renoir’s “The Rules of the Game” so often ...

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   Who is Jean Renoir?

   • “There are very few artists in the history of cinema who are undeniable. Jean Renoir is one of those few,” writes Martin Scorsese in the foreword of Jean Renoir: A Biography , a meticulously researched and vigorously written work by esteemed French journalist, critic and novelist Pascal Mérigeau.

   A Supreme Artist: Pascal Mérigeau on "Jean Renoir: A Biography"

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   Was Jean Renoir a chameleon?

   • He was some kind of a chameleon. We must never forget that two Jean Renoirs, at least, did live in the same skin. My feeling about “The River” is that the film is less pro-colonial than the book. Rumer Godden ’s first reaction after discovering the film was extremely bad.

   A Supreme Artist: Pascal Mérigeau on "Jean Renoir: A Biography"

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   Why did Renoir refuse to make a film?

   • M Renoir is perhaps the most national of the essentially nationalist film directors. He has refused to make films in Hollywood, or indeed anywhere save in France, because he insists that a nation’s films must not have foreigners at their head.

   From the archive, 1939: Jean Renoir talks about films

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   What happened to Renoir?

   • It almost never came to be. Renoir was seriously wounded after his left leg shattered by a “good Bavarian shot,” on April 27th, 1915, during World War I, that nearly required amputation. He recovered, and the cinema was never the same.

   A Supreme Artist: Pascal Mérigeau on "Jean Renoir: A Biography"

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4. bookhaven.stanford.edu › 2021 › 08When Jean Renoir died: how the Los Angeles Times got an ...

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   Aug 7, 2021 · The story begins with the death of Jean Renoir in Beverly Hills in early 1979. I was then deputy editor of the Los Angeles Times Sunday Opinion section. The Times, in its infinite wisdom, had consigned news of Renoir’s demise to an AP wire story buried on page nineteen of the Sunday paper. I was beside myself with unhappiness.

5. www.npr.org › 2018/05/14 › 610483741Filmmaker Jean Renoir Inherited An Artist's Eye For Images

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   May 14, 2018 · A clip from a film Jean made in 1936 is projected on a wall near an oil painting his father created 60 years earlier. In the painting, a pretty, sun-dappled, young blonde woman stands on a swing ...

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7. www.wral.com › story › dad-left-a-big-impression-theDad Left a Big Impression: The Renoir Family Inheritance - WRAL

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   May 30, 2018 · Jean Renoir, in the role of the scrounging failed conductor Octave, stands proudly in his country tweeds, staring at his younger self. Focusing on Jean Renoir’s family inheritance means that ...

8. www.nytimes.com › 2012/05/13 › moviesJean Renoir’s Timely Lessons for Europe - The New York Times

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   May 10, 2012 · Jean Renoir directed the classic “Grand Illusion” (1937) starring Pierre Fresnay, left, and Erich von Stroheim. ... a crisis of identity — Renoir’s film is still news. ...

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10. www.theguardian.com › film › 2021From the archive, 1939: Jean Renoir talks about films

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    Jan 27, 2021 · M Renoir is a burly sandy-haired, vigorous Parisian. His experience of film direction goes back to Nana and the silent days. La Chienne – prohibited in Britain – was his first talkie, and a ...