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Full Text (PDF) Document generated on 10/01/2021 7:22 p.m. Séquences La revue de cinéma Réalisateurs, que faites-vous? Cinéma et liberté Number 44, February 1966 URI: https://id.erudit.org/iderudit/4544ac See table of contents Publisher(s) La revue Séquences Inc. ISSN 0037-2412 (print) 1923-5100 (digital) Explore this journal Cite this document (1966). Réalisateurs, que faites-vous? Séquences, (44), 66–67. Tous droits réservés © La revue Séquences Inc., 1966 This document is protected by copyright law. Use of the services of Érudit (including reproduction) is subject to its terms and conditions, which can be viewed online. https://apropos.erudit.org/en/users/policy-on-use/ This article is disseminated and preserved by Érudit. Érudit is a non-profit inter-university consortium of the Université de Montréal, Université Laval, and the Université du Québec à Montréal. Its mission is to promote and disseminate research. https://www.erudit.org/en/ RÉALISATEURS. QUE FAITES-VOUS? ROBERT ALDRICH va mettre en images JACQUES DEMY va réunir les deux soeurs The Legend of Lylah Clara et, avec ce Françoise Dorléac et Catherine Deneuve film, Jeanne Moreau travaillera pour la dans Les Demoiselles de La Rochelle où première fois dans les studios d'Holly­ ces deux vedettes incarneront . deux wood. soeurs. MICHELANGELO ANTONIONI ira tourner VITTORIO DE SICA sera le réalisateur de à Londres son prochain film qui a pour l'adaptation du livre autobiographique titre (provisoire) L'Histoire d'un homme de Romain Gary, La Promesse de l'aube. et d'une femme par un beau matin d'au­ Alain Delon aura le rôle du romancier tomne. et Ava Gardner celui de sa mère, une femme du monde d'origine slave. RICHARD BROOKS a acquis les droits de tournage d'un livre de l'écrivain JOHN FORD prépare Miracle at Merriford Truman Capote, In Cold Blood, qui fait où il étudiera les conséquences de l'éta­ grand bruit de ce temps-là dans les mi­ blissement d'une base aérienne améri­ lieux littéraires américains. Il s'agit d'un caine à proximité d'un paisible village reportage détaillé sur une affaire de d'Angleterre. meurtre au Kansas. HOWARD HAWKS revient au western avec CLAUDE CHABROL laisse de côté, pour Eldorado où évolueront John Wayne et un temps, les amusettes genre Tigre ou Robert Mitchum. Marie-Chantal pour s'attaquer à l'adapta­ ALFRED HITCHCOCK s'intéresse à la guer­ tion d'un livre du colonel Rémy, La Ligne re froide. Son nouveau film. Torn Cur­ de démarcation. Maurice Ronet et Leslie tain, raconte l'histoire d'un jeune savant Caron sont de la distribution. qui fait défection derrière le rideau de CHARLES CHAPLIN est en train de tour­ fer et que sa fiancée cherche à rejoindre. ner son premier film en dix ans, La Com­ Paul Newman est le savant et Julie tesse de Hong-Kong, où il ne s'est attri­ Andrews la fiancée. bué qu'un tout petit rôle pour laisser la SIDNEY LUMET va porter à l'écran un vedette à Sophia Loren et à Marlon autre roman de John Le Carré, auteur de Brando. L'Espion qui venait du froid. Ecrit avant ce grand succès, Call from the Dead met GEORGE CUKOR va travailler en Inde, où il réalisa jadis Bhowani Junction, à un film d'ailleurs en scène quelques personnages d'aventures historiques qui se situe au qui reviennent dans L'Espion, tels Smiley, XIXe siècle. The Nine-Tiqer Man. un agent anglais parvenu à la fin de sa carrière, et Mundt, un attaché com­ JULES DASSIN songe à porter à l'écran mercial qui fait de l'espionnage pour le la célèbre pièce de Jean Giraudoux, La compte de l'Allemagne de l'Est. James Folle de Chaillot. Il espère même con­ Mason et Maximilian Schell interpréteront vaincre Greta Garbo d'effectuer sa ren­ ces rôles. Le film s'intitulera A Deadly trée avec ce film. Affair. 66 SÉQUENCES 44 ALAIN RESNAIS, une fois terminé La chel Piccoli se partageront la tête d'affi­ Guerre est finie, entreprendra Je t'aime, che. ie t'aime, l'histoire d'un étrange voyage à travers le temps. ORSON WELLES a plusieurs projets : une nouvelle adaptation de Treasure Island, TONY RICHARDSON tourne en Grèce et un sujet original. Les Monstres sacrés en Italie les diverses scènes de son film avec Jeanne Moreau (encore), et la Le Marin de Gibraltar dont la vedette est mise en images du Roi Lear de Sha Jeanne Moreau. Le scénario est tiré d'un kespeare. roman de Marguerite Duras. f BILLY WILDER a retrouvé son interprète FRANCOIS TRUFFAUT a enfin pu se met- favori, Jack Lemmon, pour une nouvelle à l'oeuvre en Angleterre sur un projet comédie satirique, The Fortune Coockie. longtemps caressé : l'adaptation à l'é­ cran d'un roman de science-fiction de WILLIAM WYLER aime bien l'atmosphère Ray Bradbury, Farenheit 451. Oskar Wer­ des studios de Paris où il tourne, avec ner, qui fut le Jules de Jules et Jim, et Audrey Hepburn, Peter O'Toole et Charles Julie Christie, sacrée grande vedette par Boyer, une comédie sur l'art d'être un Darling et Doctor Zhivago, vivront des peintre faussaire. How to Steal a Million aventures étranqes dans une ville de l'a­ Dollars and Live Happily Ever After. venir où les pompiers ont pour fonction de brûler les livres, sources de subver­ FRED ZINNEMANN prépare l'adaptation sion et d'inquiétude. d'une pièce de Robert Boit, scénariste de Lawrence of Arabia et Doctor Zhivago. Il AGNÈS VARDA s'affaire à la réalisation s'agit d'un drame qui évoque la vie du de son quatrième long métrage, Les Créa­ chancelier d'Angleterre, Thomas More, tures, où le monde imaginé par un ro­ qui fut décapité sur l'ordre d'Henry VIII mancier se mêle étrangement à la réalité et que l'Eglise honore comme un saint. qui l'entoure. Catherine Deneuve et Mi­ Cela s'intitule A Man for All Seasons. Les Créatures, d'Agnès Varda .
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