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Filmographie Des Œuvres D'alexandre Dumas Père FILMOGRAPHIE LES ŒUVRES D’ALEXANDRE DUMAS PERE ADAPTEES A L’ECRAN Constituée par Uwe Jacobs SOMMAIRE ABREVIATIONS page 2 Le chevalier de Maison-Rouge page 2 Le collier de la Reine page 3 Les compagnons de Jéhu page 7 Le comte de Monte-Cristo page 8 La dame de Monsoreau page 24 Les frères corses page 25 Kean page 29 Mémoires d'un médecin page 33 La reine Margot page 34 Robin des bois page 37 Salteador page 38 Souvenirs d'une favorite page 39 La tour de Nesle page 42 Les Trois Mousquetaires-Trilogie- page 46 La Tulipe noire page 76 ABREVIATIONS ESTIMATION (par Uwe Jacobs) DDD : hautement dumasien DD : moyennement dumasien D : médiocrement dumasien sans : non acceptable * : dumasien seulement par le titre DISTRIBUTION P : production producteur, directeur de production, producteur exécutif, éditeur R : réalisateur assistant-réalisateur, direction artistique, direction technique, direction couleurs S : scénario dialogues I : interprètes O : opérateur montage, opérateur cadreur, conseil couleurs, décors, meubles, équipement, technique, costumes, coiffures, maquillage, chorégraphie, escrimeurs, effets spéciaux, script, sons LE CHEVALIER DE MAISON ROUGE 12 Fra. LE CHEVALIER DE MAISON-ROUGE DDD France 1912 P Pathé Frères R Albert Capellani I Marie-Louise Derval M. Dorival M. Escoffier Paul Capellani Henry Krauss Rolla Norman 53 Ital. IL CAVALIERE DI MAISON ROUGE DDD Italie 1953 R Vittorio Cottafavi I Renée Saint-Cyr ........... Marie Antoinette Alfred Adam ......................... Dixmer Yvette Lebobn .............. sa femme Margot Armando Francioli ...... le capitaine Lindey Marcel Perez .............. le gardien Simon Annie Ducaux Jean Desailly LE COLLIER DE LA REINE 09 Fra. LE COLLIER DE LA REINE DDD France 1909 P Meliès/Louis Feuillade 12 Fra. L'AFFAIRE DU COLLIER DE LA REINE DDD France 1912 R Camille de Morlhon I Jeanne Provost Berthe Bovy Paul Amiot Edmond Duquesne Georges Treville 29 Fra. LE COLLIER DE LA REINE DDD France 1929 P Gaumont-Franco-Film-Aubert Producteur: G. Lepage R Gaston Ravel, Tony Lekain Assistant-réalisateur: Solange Bussi S Arrangement: Funk Brentano, D'après un roman d'Alexandre Dumas O Jean Kottula, Bachelet Costumes: Georges K. Benda Décors: Tony Lekain Montage: Kartach M Oeuvres des 17e et 18e siècles, arrangées par André Roubaud, Fèbvre-Longeray I Marcelle Jefferson-Cohn (Marcelle Favre Chantal)................. la comtesse Jeanne de la Motte Diana Karenne ............. Marie-Antoinette ..................................... Olivia Jeanne Evard ...... la princesse de Lamballe Renée Parme ............... Madame Elisabeth Odette Talzac Gilberte Savary Georges Lannes ........ le cardinal de Rohan Jean Wéber . le chevalier Réteau de Villette Fernand Fabre ......... le comte de la Motte H.Harmant ........................ Louis XVI Jules Mondos Lesieur Marc Dantzer Jean Fay Marco Monti 46 Fra. L'AFFAIRE DU COLLIER DE LA REINE DD France 1946, 118 min. P Ile de France Films Producteur: Edouard Lepage R Marcel L'Herbier S Charles Spaak d'après Funck-Brentano O Roger Hubert Décors: Max Douy Montage: Emilienne Nelissen Costumes: Georges Annenkow, Gromtsev Son: René Forget M Maurice Thiriet I Viviane Romance ......... Jeanne de la Motte Marion Dorian .... la reine Marie-Antoinette Hélène Bellanger ....la duchesse de Polignac Florence Lynn ..... la princesse de Lamballe Monique Cassin ............. la fille Olivia Ydene Yma .................. la femme Hubert Maurice Escande ....... le cardinal de Rohan Jacques Dacquine ........ Rétaux de Villette Pierre Dux ...................... Cagliostro Jean Hébey ................ le roi Louis XVI Pierre Palau ....................... Boehmer Michel Salina ...... le comte de la Motte André Wasley le bailli de Suffren Paul Amiot.. Maître Doillot, l'avocat de Jeanne Jean-Louis Allibert ...... Camille Desmoulin Pierre Bertin .................. l'abbé Loth Pierre Labry ........................ Hubert Philippe Olive ................ Maître Breton Jean Morel .................. M. de Breteuil Jacques Francois ......... le comte d'Artois Pierre Magnier ..le procureur Joly de Fleury Marcel Delaitre .. Maître Target,l'avocat de Rohan Robert Dartois ............... M. de Soubise Lucas Gridoux ....... un membre du Parlement Saint-Pol ......................... Bassange André Varennes.. le premier président d'Aligre André Philip ..................... Deschamps Georges Paulais ................ un huissier Roger Vincent .............. un abbé de cour Luc Andrieu ..................... un geolier Marcel Vibert ..... l'avocat général Séguier Jacques Berlioz Chukry-Bey Marcel Lagrange Jean-Pierre Mocky Marcel Rouzé Johny Marchand Paul Ménager 55 Fra./Ital. MARIE ANTOINETTE, REINE DE FRANCE D MARIA ANTONITTA, REGINA DI FRANCIA France/Italie 1955, 120 min. Cinemascope. Technicolor. P Les Films Gibé - Franco London Film, Paris / Rizzoli Film, Rome Directeur de production: Pierre Laurent Joseph Bercholz, Henry Deutschmeister R Jean Delannoy Jean Pieuchot, Pierre Zimmer, Jean Bacqué S Bernard Zimmer, Jean Delannoy, Philippe Erlanger O Pierre Montazel Henri Tiqet, Pierre Le Fauconnier Costumes: Georges Benda, Jean Zay Montage: Henri Taverna Décors: René Rennoux Maquillage: Yvonne Fortuna Coiffures: Jean Lalaurette Script: Claude Vériat Son: Jacques Lebreton M Jaques Simonot Direction musicale: Jacques Météhen I Michèle Morgan ............ Marie-Antoinette Jaques Morel ..................... Louis XVI Richard Todd .......... Comte Axel de Fersen Aimé Clariond ..................... Louis XV Suzy Carrier ................. Mme Elisabeth Jeanne Boitel ................... Mme Campan Madeleine Rousset ........... Mme de Tourzel Guy Tréjan ...................... La Fayette Georgette Anys ............... une émeutière Marcelle Arnold ............... Mme Adélaide Madeleine Barbulée .............. Mme Sophie Edmond Beauchamp ....... Comte de Luxembourg Bergerac ................. Comte de Provence Marina Berti .......... Comtesse de Polignac Paul Bonifas ........................ Herman Charles Bouillaud ............. le serrurier Yves Brainville ..................... Danton Anne Carrère .................. Mme du Barry André Chanu ........... le prêtre assermenté Daniel Ceccaldi .... Drouet, le maître poste ...................... de Varennes Jean Claudio ............. Fouquier-Tinville Anne Donat ........................ Rosalie Jacques Dufilho ...................... Marat Jacques Eyser ......................... Joad Claudio Gora ........................ Kreutz Camille Guérini ..................... Necker Jean Hébey ............. Marquis de Migennes Jacques Hilling ........... Duc de Brunswick Georges Lannes .................... d'Avaray Jacques Marin ........ le crieur de journaux Jane Marken ................... Mme Victoire Jacques Morlaine ............... un officier Raphael Patorni ............ Duc de Choiseul Michel Piccoli ....... le prêtre réfractaire Marcel Pérèz ... Simon, le garde analphabète Oliver Richard .......... le dauphin à 5 ans Frédéric Valmain ............ Comte d'Artois Jean Vinci .......................... Toulan Alain Saury .................. ami de Fersen Hubert Noel .................. ami de Fersen Paul Faivre .......... le lecteur du libellé Germaine Delbat ...... une femme de Varennes Gérard Darrieu ...... garde du Petit Trianon Bernard Musson ...... garde du Petit Trianon Jacques Ciron ................. un courtisan Andrée Tainsy ................ une émeutière Yannik Malloire ................ la dauphine Edmond Ardisson .................. l'artiste Zina Rachewsky ............... une émeutière Dominique Davray .......... une prisonnière Henri Coutet Denise Carvenne Georges Sellier Anne Auger Louisette Rousseau Rémy Clary Guy Malresse Michel Cogoni Rudy Lenoir Maria Jusanova Catherine Le Couey Jim Gérald Jocelyne Darche Jacqueline Sandor Jean-Jacques J. Lécot LES COMPAGNONS DE JEHU 45 USA THE FIGHTING GUARDSMAN DDD USA 1945, 81 min. P Columbia Michel Kraike R Henry Levin Direction artistique: Stephen Gooson, Walter Holscher Direction technique: Ralph Faulkner S Franz Spencer, Edward Dein, D'après le roman d'Alexandre Dumas O Burnett Guffey Montage: Viola Lawrence Décors: Robert Priestley Son: Philip Faulkner M Paul Sawtell Direction musicale: M.W. Stoloff I Willard Parker .........Roland Anita Louise ............Amélie de Montrevel Janis Carter .............. Christine Roualt John Loder ................. Sir John Tanlay Edgar Buchanan ........................ Pepe George Macready ........ Gaston de Montrevel Lloyd Corrigan .............. King Louis XVI Elisabeth Risdon .......... Mme de Montrevel Ian Wolfe ........................... Berton Ray Teal ............................ Albert Victor Kilian ..................... Montebar Charles Halton .............. Hyperion Picot Maurice Tauzin ..................... Edouard Charles Waldron ....................... Abbe 66 Fra. LES COMPAGNONS DE JEHU DDD France 1966 R Michel Drach I Yves Lefebvre LE COMTE DE MONTE-CRISTO 08 USA MONTE-CRISTO DDD USA 1908 R Francis Boggs I Hobart Bosworth ..................... Dantès 08 Ital. MONTE-CRISTO DDD Italie 1908 P Arturo Ambrosio R Luigi Maggi 12 Ital. MONTE-CRISTO DDD Italie 1912 R G. de Liguoro Lit. Droemer 434 12 USA MONTE CRISTO DDD USA 1912 P William N. Selig REMARQUE : destruction par débats judiciaires après querelle avec Famous Players Film Company 12 USA THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO DDD USA 1912, 2160 pieds, Part. 1 - 3 P Famous Players Film Company Adolph Zukor R Edwin S. Porter O Edwin S. Porter I James O'Neill ....................... Dantès 12 USA THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO DDD USA 1912 R Colin Campbell
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