Madame de...

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Charles Boyer, Vittorio De Sica, and Danielle Darrieux in Madame de... (1953)

Les boucles d'oreilles en diamant d'une aristocrate française, cadeau de mariage de son mari, provoquent une série de conflits alors qu'elles changent de mains à plusieurs reprises.Les boucles d'oreilles en diamant d'une aristocrate française, cadeau de mariage de son mari, provoquent une série de conflits alors qu'elles changent de mains à plusieurs reprises.Les boucles d'oreilles en diamant d'une aristocrate française, cadeau de mariage de son mari, provoquent une série de conflits alors qu'elles changent de mains à plusieurs reprises.

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7,9/10

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Nommé pour 1 oscar
- 1 nomination au total

Anecdotes
Charles Boyer often fought with Max Ophüls about his character's motives. Ophüls one day during rehearsal broke down and said "Enough! His motives are he is written that way!" Boyer never asked him again and decided to play his character as being omnipotent in all his scenes.

Gaffes
When the general gives the earrings to Lola on the train, she is crying and has her little bag on her lap. In the next cut, the bag is on the table.

Citations
Général André de...: Unhappiness is our own invention. At times I'm sad that I lack the imagination for it.

Générique farfelu
Prologue: " Madame de...was a very elegant, distinguished and celebrated woman, seemingly destined to a delightful, uncomplicated existence. Probably nothing would have happened had it not been for those jewels..."

Connexions
Edited into Histoire(s) du cinéma: Une histoire seule (1989)

Bandes originales
L'Amour m'Emporte
Music by Oscar Straus
Lyrics by Louis Ducreux
Performed by Danielle Darrieux

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10/10

One of my all-time favourite movies!!!!

It's a movie I discovered 10 years ago, and I instantly fell in love with it. The romantic aspect of the movie was really jaw-breaking, and I couldn't keep admiring the incredible acting by the Danielle Darrieux/Charles Boyer/Vittorio de Sica trio. I was blown away by the powerful but slow and yet fast love between Danielle Darrieux's character and Vittorio de Sica's, by their beautiful intimacy and passion during the ballroom scenes, by the extremely romantic yet elegant love scene, and also the incredible twist the plot took just because of a pair of earrings!!! A must see!! It's such a shame though that the movie is underrated though it's a classic!! It deserves its place in French movie industry along Marcel Carné's, Jean Renoir's and François Truffaut's classics!!