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Being Maria ()

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Maria Schneider's rise to fame after "Last Tango in Paris" and its controversial production's impact on her life and career.

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Maria Schneider
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Marlon Brando
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Bernardo Bertolucci
Céleste Brunnquell ...
Noor
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Daniel Gélin
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Marie-Christine Schneider
Jonathan Couzinié ...
Michel Schneider
Mélissa Barbaud ...
Rose Schneider
Capucine Brunet ...
Vanessa Schneider (8 ans)
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Hélène
Arthur Beaudoire ...
Yann
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Behrman, l'agent
Arthur Verret ...
Jeune type boîte
Aurélie Garault ...
Maquilleuse Daniel Gélin
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Réalisateur film Daniel Gélin
Edgar Guille ...
Troisième assistant loges
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Vittorio Storaro (as Pat Tepasso)
Mas Belsito ...
Premier assistant Tango
Jérémy Charvet ...
Pointeur Tango
Alice Suquet ...
Habilleuse Tango
Swann Dupont ...
Scripte Tango
Hugues Gemignani ...
Machiniste Tango (as Hugues Geminiani)
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Journaliste interview
Laetitia Fourcade ...
Sylvie
Vincent Bramoullé ...
Vincent
Judith Henry ...
Judith
Jean-Jacques Marnier ...
Jacques (as Jean-Jacques Marinier)
Charlotte Jiminez Schaff ...
Fiona Gélin 8 ans
Léo Jiminez Schaff ...
Manuel Gélin 11 ans
Camille Archambeaud ...
Secrétaire Berhman
Annaig Briand ...
Femme brasserie
Jean-Marie Mendiant ...
Luis Buñuel
Yann Denécé ...
Fernando Rey
Fabienne Rocaboy ...
Scripte Buñuel
Christophe Grégoire ...
Médecin clinique
Eugénie Gaudel ...
Infirmière clinique
Alexis Corso ...
Nathan
Jean-Baptiste Le Vaillant ...
Partenaire vampire
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Comédien salle de bain
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Marc le réalisateur
Laurent Jumeaucourt ...
André le producteur
Clément Bertani ...
Journaliste interview Rivette
Elisa Sommet ...
Attachée de presse
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Sébastien Dupont-Bloch ...
Passant
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Louis, l'ingé son (uncredited)

Directed by

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Jessica Palud

Written by

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Vanessa Schneider ... (novel "Tu t'appelais Maria Schneider")
 
Laurette Polmanss ... (adaptation)
 
Laurette Polmanss ... (dialogue)
 
Laurette Polmanss ... (screenplay)
 
Jessica Palud ... (adaptation)
 
Jessica Palud ... (dialogue)
 
Jessica Palud ... (screenplay)

Produced by

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Marielle Duigou ... producer
Alex C. Lo ... executive producer
Christie Molia ... co-producer
Kristina Zimmermann ... co-producer

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Benjamin Biolay

Cinematography by

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Sébastien Buchmann

Editing by

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Thomas Marchand

Editorial Department

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Florine Bel ... color scientist
Mathilde Delacroix ... colorist
Emmanuelle Joly ... assistant editor
Aurélien Motard ... assistant colorist
Benjamin Poirier ... dailies operator

Production Design by

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Valérie Valéro

Set Decoration by

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Eric Vassard ... (buyer: coordinator)

Costume Design by

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Alexia Crisp-Jones

Makeup Department

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Valter Casotto ... prosthetic designer
Karine Meyer ... key makeup artist: key hair stylist

Production Management

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Patrick Armisen ... production manager
Anna Balcerzak ... assistant production manager
Julie Chevassus ... post-production manager
Nathan Mysius ... unit manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Alice Dautcourt ... second assistant director
François Guerin ... third assistant director
Nathalie Nouaili ... first assistant director
Thomas Pousse ... additional assistant director

Art Department

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Almudena Brymans ... assistant set designer
Isabelle Lawson ... assistant decorator
Kathy Lebrun ... set dresser
Pauline Reichenbach ... property master

Sound Department

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Jean-Marie Blondel ... sound
Mathieu Chatagnon ... a.d.r. boom operator
Rym Debbarh-Mounir ... dialogue editor / sound designer
Being Maria ... foley recordist
Juliette Mathy ... boom operator
Tom Nicolas ... ADR supervisor
Vincent Verdoux ... re-recording mixer

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Rodrigue Lenain ... visual effects supervisor

Stunts

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Gil Demurger ... stunt coordinator

Camera and Electrical Department

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Matthieu Edet ... electrician
Guy Ferrandis ... still photographer
Mariore Manneville ... gaffer
Alexandre Monteau ... steadicam operator
Guillaume Quilichini ... steadicam operator
Ahmed Zaoui ... key grip

Casting Department

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Clémentine Fritsch ... casting associate / casting
Eugénie Gaudel ... casting assistant
Flavia Poerio ... Casting Assistant Italy
Marine Sage ... extras casting
Stefania Valestro ... casting: Italy

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Angèle Béraud ... costume breakdown artist
Sarah Diehl ... assistant costume designer
Juliana Maria ... wardrobe

Location Management

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Elsa Ferragut ... assistant location manager
Océane Gindro ... assistant location manager
Tony Grand ... assistant location manager
Henri Laouari ... assistant location manager
Johanna Le Saux ... assistant location manager
Sarah Lignon ... location trainee
Nathan Mysius ... location manager
Mael Pongerard ... location trainee
Yorlane Quaetaers ... assistant location manager
Clémence Rondeau ... assistant location manager

Music Department

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Valentin Couineau ... additional music
Jeff Genie ... Composer Agent
Nelson Malleus ... music copyist

Script and Continuity Department

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Louise Albon ... script supervisor

Additional Crew

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Anna Balcerzak ... production assistant
Sébastien Cauchon ... publicist
Paloma Garcia Martens ... Intimacy coordinator
Olivier Leibig ... end credits / titles designer
Charlotte Roustang ... French language coach

Thanks

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Maria Schneider ... in memory of

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

The drama "Being Maria" reframes the short career and tragic life of "Last Tango in Paris" star Maria Schneider in a post-#MeToo light. "Happening" breakout Anamaria Vartolomei plays Schneider, while Matt Dillon takes on the role of her co-star Marlon Brando. The film in part tracks the controversial production and wrenching fallout of Bernardo Bertolucci's 1972 masterpiece -- a landmark that made Schneider an icon while locking her into a sexualized image she never could escape. Palud's sophomore feature also marks a fitting echo for the Gallic auteur, who kicked off her professional life on the set of Bertolucci's "The Dreamers."

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Also Known As
  • Being Maria (World-wide, English title)
  • Being Maria (United States)
  • Being Maria (United Kingdom)
  • María (Spain)
  • Meu Nome é Maria (Brazil)
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  • 100 min
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Did You Know?

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Trivia Anamaria Vartolomei said she wanted to honor Maria Schneider's spark with the role and not just dwell in darkness. "Maria was a very positive figure. She was fire, mischief, freedom, an electrifying presence. I have great admiration for her and her career, because she managed to draw on the strength she needed to make herself heard. She wanted to lift the veil and break the silence on taboo questions of violence and sexism within the industry. She wanted to protect future generations, and that unfortunately resonates with current events." See more »
Movie Connections References Last Tango in Paris (1972). See more »
Quotes Bernardo Bertolucci: About a man and a woman who meet just by chance and who decide to put themselves on hold. That is, to pursue a physical relationship. An intense and desperate one without knowing anything about each other. Not even their names. Like a kind of impossible bet.
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