Porte des Lilas

1957
1h 35min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaAn old bum becomes infatuated with a pretty young girl who gets entangled with a young gangster.An old bum becomes infatuated with a pretty young girl who gets entangled with a young gangster.An old bum becomes infatuated with a pretty young girl who gets entangled with a young gangster.

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7.1/10

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Nominado a 1 premio Óscar
- 1 premio ganado y 5 nominaciones en total

Fotos38

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Elenco principal30

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Pierre Brasseur

Juju

Georges Brassens

L'Artiste

Henri Vidal

Pierre Barbier

Dany Carrel

Maria

Raymond Bussières

Alphonse

Gabrielle Fontan

Madame Sabatier

Amédée

Paulo - un habitué du café

Annette Poivre

Nénette

Alain Bouvette

Le copain de Paulo

Alice Tissot

La concierge

Georges Aminel

Robert Balpo

Un habitué du café
(sin créditos)

Georges Bever

Le pharmacien
(sin créditos)

Teddy Bilis

Un secrétaire au commissariat
(sin créditos)

Charles Bouillaud

L'agent
(sin créditos)

Louis Bugette

Le brigadier
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Gérard Buhr

Un inspecteur
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Christian Denhez

Un gosse
(sin créditos)

Más como esto

7.3

La beauté du diable

7.2

Nachts wenn der Teufel kam

7.0

Quatorze Juillet

6.7

Les grandes manoeuvres

7.2

El capitán de Köpenick

6.9

6.2

7.1

7.4

8.1

7.2

7.3

El asesino vive en el 21

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Trivia
Official submission of France for the 'Best Foreign Language Film' category of the 30th Academy Awards in 1958.

Bandas sonoras
L'Amandier
Music by Georges Brassens
Lyrics by Georges Brassens
Performed by Georges Brassens

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Saw it in my youth

I saw Porte des Lilas, called The Gates of Paris in English, back in 1957 - fresh out of high school fascinated with foreign films, especially of the French and Italians. Maybe because I was an awkward and romantic teenager myself, I must have related to the awkward and romantic Juju, the oafish man in love with the beautiful girl, frustrated by her mis-directed love for the deceitful but charismatic hoodlum. Clair was a wonderful filmmaker, and I have always remembered this film vividly. It was Paris and romance and danger to me.