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Tag Archives: Philippe Noiret
the improbable heroes (film: La vie de château – Jean-Paul Rappeneau, 1966)
8 feature films in 50 years. This is the entire filmography of Jean-Paul Rappeneau between 1966 and 2015. And yet, the French director and screenwriter managed with these 8 films to make a name for himself and occupy a visible … Continue reading
rotten cops satire (film: Les ripoux – Claude Zidi, 1984)
Not all successes of yesteryear stand the test of time. ‘Les Ripoux‘ (‘My New Partner‘ in English distribution) is one of the successful films of Claude Zidi, a director who was very popular in the 70s and 80s, especially with … Continue reading
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Tagged Claude Zidi, French cinema, Les ripoux, original script, Philippe Noiret, police comedy, social comedy, Thierry Lhermitte
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the last great swashbuckler? (film: Le bossu – Philippe de Broca, 1997
French literature of the middle and second half of the 19th century offered its readers a treasure trove of mystery and adventure novels with themes inspired by the history of France from the Middle Ages to the period of the … Continue reading
a serial killer story in the time of Dreyfuss (film: Le juge et l’assassin – Bertrand Tavernier, 1976)
Director Bertrand Tavernier and actor Philippe Noiret collaborated in 9 films. The 1976 ‘Le juge et l’assassin’ is the third film they made together and is a remarkable film in many ways. The story takes place in the last decade … Continue reading
the revenge of an ordinary man (film: Le vieux fusil – Robert Enrico, 1975)
‘Le vieux fusil‘, Robert Enrico‘s 1975 film has a glorious history, at least from the point of view of the Cesar awards that reward the best French films. It won the award for the best film of the year it … Continue reading
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Tagged Francois de Roubaix, French cinema, Le vieux fusil, Philippe Noiret, revenge movie, Robert Enrico, Romy Schneider, ww2 movies
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slightly below the expectations (film: Tendre poulet – Philippe de Broca, 1977)
I had plenty of reasons to be optimistic when I chose to see ‘Tendre poulet‘, Philippe de Broca‘s film made in 1977. It is labeled as ‘romantic and detective comedy’, two genres in which de Broca had some notable successes. … Continue reading
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Tagged Annie Girardot, comedy, French cinema, Michel Audiard, Philippe de Broca, Philippe Noiret, romantic comedy, Tendre poulet
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who is on the run? (film: Le secret – Robert Enrico, 1974)
The presence in the cast of Jean-Louis Trintignant, Philippe Noiret and Marlene Jobert should be enough to make ‘Le secret‘, Roberto Enrico’s 1974 film a memorable one. And yet this is an almost completely forgotten film. This seems completely incomprehensible … Continue reading
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Tagged Ennio Morricone, French cinema, Jean-Louis Trintignant, Le secret, Marlene Jobert, Philippe Noiret, Robert Enrico
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love, swords, and revolution (film: ‘Chouans!’ – Philippe de Broca, 1988)
The most memorable of the lead heroes of ‘Chouans!‘, the 1988 historical movie directed by Philippe de Broca is Count Savinien de Kerfadec played by the formidable Philippe Noiret. A man of the Enlightenment, an inventor passionate about science and … Continue reading
film noir under the African sun (film: Coup de torchon – Bertrand Tavernier, 1981)
Before the Coen brothers and Quentin Tarantino, on the other side of the Atlantic, there was Bertrand Tavernier. ‘Coup de torchon‘ (English title ‘Clean Slate‘) was made in 1981, the year Tarantino had just finished high school and three years … Continue reading
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Tagged Bertrand Tavernier, Coup de torchon, film noir, French cinema, Isabelle Huppert, Philippe Noiret
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debauchery and revolt (film: Que la fête commence… – Bertrand Tavernier, 1975)
If you think 2020 is a decadent historical period with dubious morality and opportunist, cynical leaders primarly concerned with satisfying their personal pleasures, then you should try to compare with the year 1719 as presented in the film ‘Que la … Continue reading