Le bon plaisir

1984
1 Std. 48 Min.

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Catherine Deneuve, Jean-Louis Trintignant, and Michel Serrault in Le bon plaisir (1984)

In Paris wird eine Frauentasche gestohlen, die einen peinlichen Brief des französischen Präsidenten enthält.In Paris wird eine Frauentasche gestohlen, die einen peinlichen Brief des französischen Präsidenten enthält.In Paris wird eine Frauentasche gestohlen, die einen peinlichen Brief des französischen Präsidenten enthält.

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This movie was made in 1983, two years after François Mitterrand had been elected President of the French Republic. Mitterrand had a daughter out of wedlock christened Mazarine, which was then nine years old and being raised in utmost secrecy. As in the case of JFK & Marilyn, all the cognoscenti in the French press knew and no one would tell. But Françoise Giroud, a renowned journalist, published in 1983 a 'roman à clefs': "Le bon plaisir" which was a thinly disguised version of the story. As a hidden message to her peers, she had the book published by editions Mazarine!

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Astonishing parallels with Mitterand

This movie, made in 1983, relates the story of a French president who has an illegitimate child whose existence becomes a state secret. When the film was released, Mitterand was a newly elected president, but what was not known to the public was that Mitterand had had an illegitimate child whose existence was a state secret up to around the time of Mitterand's death. The secret was known to many journalists and, it would seem, to the makers of this film. There is no way, this could be pure coincidence, there are just too many parallels. It makes very interesting viewing now. Above all there is, as one might expect, superb acting from Deneuve, Trintignant and Serrault. Not to be missed.