Thérèse Humbert (1983 film)
| Thérèse Humbert | |
|---|---|
| File:ThérèseHumbertPoster.jpg Release Poster | |
| Directed by | Marcel Bluwal |
| Written by | Jean-Claude Grumberg |
| Starring | |
| Music by | François Rauber |
Production company | |
| Distributed by | LCJ Editions & Productions (2013) (Worldwide) (DVD) |
Release date | November 18, 1983 (France) |
Running time | 220 minutes |
| Country | France |
| Language | French |
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About[edit]
Set in the early 1900s Thérèse Humbert is a French biographical crime drama, based on the life of one of the greatest con artists in French history.[1]
It follows the story of Thérèse Humbert coming up with the most elaborate lies to pull of the biggest financial fraud to scandalise Parisian society in the 20th century.[2]
The 1983 film was directed by Marcel Bluwal and written by Jean-Claude Grumberg. Starring many famous actors some of wich were considered industry royalties at the time.[1]
With Oscar and Emmy winning actress Simone Signoret as Thérèse Humbert alongside Robert Rimbaud as Frédéric Humbert and Anja Tolle as Ève Humbert.[1]
Other well known artists involved in the making of the film include: François Périer, Bernard Fresson, Guy Tréjan, Michel Aumond.[1]
Cast and characters[edit]
| Actor | Character |
|---|---|
| Simone Signoret | Thérèse Humbert |
| Robert Rimbaud | Frédéric Humbert |
| Anja Tolle | Ève Humbert |
| François Périer | Me Dumort |
| Bernard Fresson | Romain Daurignac |
| Guy Tréjan | Émile Daurignac |
| Christine Murillo | Marie Daurignac |
| Michel Aumont | Salignac |
| Gérard Desarthe | Leplet |
| Jean Lescot | M. André |
| Stefano Satta Flores | Cattau |
| Danièle Ajoret | La gouvernante des Humbert |
| Alice Franz | Mme Humbert mère |
| Emilie Lihou | La mère Louise |
| Jacqueline Noëlle | Jacqueline Noëlle |
| Kelvine Dumour | Blondinette |
| Lise Cornier | Piano Teacher |
| Marie-Pierre Casey | La gardienne de Thérèse |
| Odile Mallet | Camille Daurignac |
| Simone Landry | La concierge rue Cambo |
| Alain MacMoy | Le conseiller juridique |
| Alain Mercier | 1° clerc Dumort |
| André Dupon | Prison guard |
| André Falcon | Un créancier |
| Axel Ganz | Fouilloux |
| Bernard Bireaud | Le secrétaire Maury |
| Bernard Dumaine | Un créancier |
| Bernard Lavalette | Me Leverrieux |
- Bertrand Bonvoisin (De Vericoeur)
- Claude d'Yd (L’avocat de De Vericoeur)
- Dominique Zardi (P’tit Louis)
- Eric Bourdier (Le garde palais de justice)
- Fred Maitre (Le comissaire de police au coffre)
- Gaëtan Bloom (L’illusionniste)
- Georges Montillier (Le concierge de l’hôtel)
- Gilles Racine (Le jeune socialiste)
- Jacques Aveline (L’huissier du palais de justice)
- Jacques Giraud (L’ouvrier du théâtre)
- Jacques Lalande (Flamand)
- Jean Clavière (Le jeune royaliste)
- Jean Lanier (Le président du tribunal)
- Jean-Claude Amara (Un chanteur des rues)
- Jean-Claude Sachot (Un créancier)
- Jean-Marie Robain (Me Legrix, l'huissier)
- Jean-Michel Kindt (Le groom de l’hôtel)
- Jean-Paul Amara (Un chanteur des rues)
- Jean-Pierre Delage (Laborie)
- Julien Verdier (Me Noblet)
- Klaus Guth (Paul Deschanel)
- Laurent Guiot (Le titi parisien
- Marc Dudicourt (Parmentier)
- Maurice Chevit (Lepine)
- Max Desrau (Le commissaire créancier)
- Patrick Bonnel (Le commissaire-priseur)
- Pierre Negre (Maury)
- Raymond Loyer (Dubuis)
- Robert Murzeau (l'évêque de Meaux)[3]
Production[edit]
Filming took place over several months in various locations around Paris in 1982. Sets, props and costumes were made to look like they were from the early 1900s. Simone Singnoret's husband and famous actor Yves Montard is said to have visited the set during production.
References[edit]
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- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Bluwal, Marcel (1983-11-18), Thérèse Humbert (Biography, Drama), Simone Signoret, François Périer, Michel Aumont, Gérard Desarthe, France 2 (FR2), RTL, Technisonor, retrieved 2020-09-27
- ↑ Spurling, Hilary - La Grande Thérèse: The Greatest Swindle of the Century.
- ↑ "Thérèse Humbert". php88.free.fr. Retrieved 2020-09-27.
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