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Le chevalier à la mode: Directed by Michel Ayats. With Denise Gence, Michel Roux, Armand Bernard, Danièle Palmero.
- Michel Ayats
- Denise Gence, Michel Roux, Armand Bernard
Mar 31, 2022 · Le Chevalier à la Mode de Dancourt avec Denise Gence - Madame Patin, Michel Roux - le Chevalier de Ville-Fontaine, Armand Bernard - Monsieur Serrefort, Danièle Palermo - Lucile, Serge Berry - Crispin, Madeleine Lambert - la Baronne, Claude Mansart - Monsieur Migaud, Ludmilla Hols - Lisette, Gaston Vacchia - le notaire
Synopsis. In the late Seventieth century, in Paris, an ambitious but not very wealthy young man of high quality, seeks to take advantage of his handsome looks and his knighthood with two mature ...
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- 8 Joseph Bologne Didn’T Duel with Mozart During A Concert
- 7 Chevalier Was Much More Than A Skilled Classical Composer
- 6 Chevalier May Not Have Had A Child with Marie-Josephine
- 5 Joseph Bologne Was Fired as Marie Antoinette’s Private Music Teacher
- 4 Chevalier’s Mother Nanon Came to France Much Earlier Than in The Film
- 3 Joseph Bologne & Mozart Actually Lived Together For A While
- 2 A Rejected Love Interest Helped Thwart Chevalier’s Paris Opera Career
- 1 Marc René Didn't Threaten to Shoot Joseph at A Concert
Chevalier opens with a musical duel between Joseph Bologne and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, who was conducting a concert when the Chevalier de Saint-Georges comes in and begins playing the violin, upstaging Mozart in front of his audience. While it’s a thrilling way to start a movie, there is no evidence that Bologne participated in a violin duel with ...
The Chevalier de Saint-Georges was far more than a skilled classical composer and violinist. Bologne excelled in a number of activities — he was a master swordsman and fencer, a great swimmer, a fantastic dancer, equestrian, and ice skater, among other accomplishments. Bologne was often invited to balls, putting his dance skills to good use with th...
Chevalier posits that Bologne and Marie-Josephine de Montalemberthad an affair that produced a son who was killed by Marie Josephine’s husband, Marc René, marquis de Montalembert. Considering the details of Bologne’s private life are not as well known, his closeness with Marie-Josephine is considered by many to have been rumored, with no substantia...
Chevalier highlights Joseph Bologne’s close relationship with Marie Antoinette, whose friendship is tested when the monarch refuses to back Bologne’s candidacy for the position of director at the Paris Opera. Long before that, however, Bologne was actually hired as Marie Antoinette’s music teacher. But he was eventually fired from his role, with th...
In Chevalier, Bologne grew up without his mother, Nanon, who didn't come to live with him in France until he was an adult. However, Nanon, along with Joseph’s father Georges de Bologne Saint-Georges, lived with their son in Paris, with Nanon having arrived in France when Joseph was nine years old. The film depicts Joseph’s relationship with Nanon a...
From July through September 1778, Joseph Bologne and Mozart lived together at the residence of Madame de Montesson. Mozart had just lost his mother while in Paris, and Bologne had accepted the position of music director of de Montesson’s private theater. It’s believed that a relationship between the two composers was likely, especially considering ...
Chevalier gets it right regarding Bologne’s candidacy for the position of Paris Opera conductor. The virtuoso was up for the role, but was rejected by three opera singers who refused to work with him on the basis of his race. There is speculation that Bologne rejected Marie-Madeleine Guimard’s romantic attentions. Angry about his refusal, Marie-Mad...
Chevalier’s ending sees Joseph Bologne putting on a concert to fund revolutionary efforts. Marie Antoinette is displeased by this turn of events, and gives Marc René orders to shoot Bologne during the performance. It’s a dramatic, empowering ending due to Bologne’s standoff with Marc René and the latter’s retreat. However, there is no evidence sugg...
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His best-known work, Le Chevalier à la mode (1687; “The Knight à la Mode”), deals with a fortune hunter’s simultaneous courtship of three women. Other plays are Les Bourgeoises à la mode (1692) and Les Bourgeoises de qualité (1700), in which middle-class women ape the nobility, La Désolation… Read More
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