Favourite quotes in French classic cinema (4) : Louis de Funès and Gérard Oury’s movies

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Favourite quotes in French classic movies (3)

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“Drôle de drame” directed by Marcel Carné, 1937, starring Louis Jouvet and Michel Simon : The Bishop (Louis Jouvet) : I said “bizarre, bizarre”? How strange it is… Why would i have said “bizarre, bizarre”? Molyneux (Michel Simon) : I … Continue reading

Favourite quotes in French classic movies (2) (Michel Audiard’s dialogues)

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Michel Audiard wrote the dialogues of this cult French movie. “Les tontons flingueurs” was directed by Georges Lautner in 1963. Michel Audiard wrote the dialogues of the Georges Lautner “Les barbouzes” (1964) starring Lino Ventura, Bernard Blier and Francis Blanche. … Continue reading

Favourite quotes in French classic movies (1) (Clouzot’s dialogues)

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Henri-Georges Clouzot and Jérôme Geronimi wrote the dialogues of the movie “Les diaboliques” directed by Clouzot in 1955. Henri-Georges Clouzot and Louis Chavance wrote the dialogues of the movie “Le corbeau” directed by Clouzot in 1943. In the movie “Le … Continue reading

Favourite screwball comedy movies

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Launched in the mid-1930s, screwball comedies were characterized by “satire of American society, romantic conflicts , battles of the sexes, sight gags, sarcasm, plot twists, verbal duels and witty dialogues”.

Favourite quotes in Old Hollywood movies (screwball comedies) (6)

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Robert Russell, Richard Flournoy, Lewis R. Foster and Frank Ross were the screenwriters of the George Stevens’ movie (1943) “The more the merrier” starring the lovely Jean Arthur, Joel McCrea and Charles Coburn. Samuel Hoffenstein and Elizabeth Reinhardt were the … Continue reading