Folies de femmes

Titre original : Foolish Wives

1922
Not Rated
1h 57min

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Serge Karamzin, un séducteur, et ses deux cousins, qui vivent comme des gigolos, se font passer pour des militaires et des aristocrates. Karamzin s'en prend à plus fort que lui en tentant de... Tout lireSerge Karamzin, un séducteur, et ses deux cousins, qui vivent comme des gigolos, se font passer pour des militaires et des aristocrates. Karamzin s'en prend à plus fort que lui en tentant de séduire la femme du nouvel ambassadeur des USA .Serge Karamzin, un séducteur, et ses deux cousins, qui vivent comme des gigolos, se font passer pour des militaires et des aristocrates. Karamzin s'en prend à plus fort que lui en tentant de séduire la femme du nouvel ambassadeur des USA .

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Récompenses
- 1 victoire au total

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Rôles principaux22

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Rudolph Christians

Andrew J. Hughes - U.S. Special-Envoy to Monaco

Miss DuPont

Helen Hughes
(as Miss Dupont)

Maude George

Princess Olga Petchnikoff

Mae Busch

Princess Vera Petchnikoff

Erich von Stroheim

Count Sergius Karamzin - Capt. 3rd Hussars Imper. Russian Army
(as Erich Von Stroheim)

Dale Fuller

Maruschka

Albert Edmondson

Pavel Pavlich
(as Al Edmondson)

Cesare Gravina

Cesare Ventucci

Malvina Polo

Marietta Ventucci
(as Malvine Polo)

C.J. Allen

Albert 1 - Prince of Monaco

Nigel De Brulier

Monk
(non crédité)

Robert Edeson

Andrew J. Hughes
(non crédité)

Agnes Emerson

Bit Role
(non crédité)

Louise Emmons

Mother Garoupe
(non crédité)

Harrison Ford

Rude Soldier
(non crédité)
…

Valerie Germonprez

Extra
(non crédité)

Mrs. Kent

Dr. Judd's Wife
(non crédité)

Mme. Kopetzky

Actress
(non crédité)

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Anecdotes
Erich von Stroheim's attention to detail was such that he ordered an engraver to print copies of French money as props for the movie (he was playing the role of a counterfeiter). Unfortunately, the money printed was realistic enough that, shortly before shooting began, von Stroheim was arrested and hauled into court on counterfeiting charges. He escaped punishment by arguing to the judge that "the money was for use in pictures only."

Gaffes
When the original actor playing Mr. Hughes died in the middle of filming, he was replaced by a double, who completed his scenes with his back mostly to the camera. Apparently, however, nobody noticed that the original actor had significantly darker hair than his replacement. Therefore, Mr. Hughes's hair turns white in several scenes, including the sequence where his wife says goodbye to him in the casino, and his confrontation with the count at the villa.

Citations
Count Sergius Karamzin - Capt. 3rd Hussars Imper. Russian Army: Yes-husbands are stupid; with them a woman won is a woman secure...

Versions alternatives
The Kino Video edition released in 2003 is 143 minutes.

Connexions
Edited into The Moving Picture Boys in the Great War (1975)

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9/10

Prince of eccentrics

Lots has been written on the subject and like many others I highly enjoyed the beautiful cinematography, the reconstitution ( both impressive and accurate to the minutest details ), the wit of the titles. However, what actually carried me away is the recurrence of weird finds. In what other movie indeed can you find details like these : - a countess pinching the arm of her maid - a man drinking a calf's blood cocktail first thing in the morning - a US special envoy having trouble in taking off his gloves in front of a prince - a disaster-movie summer storm preventing two would-be sinners from going beyond the point of no return - a wicked hypocrite shedding tears of...TEA ?

Stroheim is really the prince of eccentrics ( and not a bogus one ! ) and we love him for that