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Le petit théâtre de Jean Renoir (1970) (TV)
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2 May 1974 (USA) moreGenre:
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Made for television, this film consists of four parts: Part One, "The Last Christmas Dinner," is about... more | add synopsisUser Comments:
Fairly good little movie moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Nino Formicola | ... | Le clochard / The Bum (segment "Le dernier réveillon") |
| Milly | ... | La clocharde / Female Bum (segment "Le dernier réveillon") (as Milly Monti) |
| Roger Trapp | ... | Max Vialle (segment "Le dernier réveillon") |
| Robert Lombard | ... | Le maître d'hôtel (segment "Le dernier réveillon") |
| André Dumas | ... | Le gérant (segment "Le dernier réveillon") |
| Roland Bertin | ... | Gontran (segment "Le dernier réveillon") |
| Paul Bisciglia | ... | Un clochard (segment "Le dernier réveillon") |
| Marguerite Cassan | ... | Émilie (segment "La cireuse électrique") |
| Pierre Olaf | ... | Gustave, le mari / The Husband (episode "La cireuse électrique") |
| Jacques Dynam | ... | Jules, le second mari / The Second Husband (segment "La cireuse électrique") |
| Claude Guillaume | ... | Un amoureux / Young Man (segment "La cireuse électrique") |
| Denis Gunsbourg | ... | Un amoureux / Young Man (segment "La cireuse électrique") |
| Jean-Louis Tristan | ... | Le représentant / Agent (segment "La cireuse électrique") |
| Jeanne Moreau | ... | La chanteuse / The Singer (segment "Quand l'amour meurt") |
| Fernand Sardou | ... | Duvallier (segment "Le roi d'Yvetot") |
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This is a fairly good effort, nothing to get excited over but certainly not bad. The floor polisher skit seems more like a play than something you would see in a movie. It is almost neurotic, maybe not something a lot of American viewers would seek out. I wouldn't pay money for this movie. The poor couple arouse your sympathy only in that poverty is disturbing. But their love for each other almost, not alienates the viewer, but they have each other so you feel less sorry for them than you would if they were alone and hungry. The food looked quite good in the restaurant. The last piece is the strongest and the one I felt most emotionally connected to. The maid was rather annoying as she was hamming it up and not particularly modest. But it was a well directed piece, and you couldn't help but feel for the older husband who was making the best of his situation. He was a real trooper. It would have been a good premise for a murder mystery. The Little Theatre is probably best viewed as a way to get to know Jean Renoir.