Francoise Sagan
See also: Sagan
Francoise Sagan , of her true name Francoise Quoirez , is a French writer, born the June 21st 1935 with Cajarc (Lot), died the September 24th 2004 at the hospital of Honfleur (Calvados) of a pulmonary Embolie. Often regarded as belonging to the New wave, it also contributed to the Co-writing of scenarios and film dialogs.
Biography
In 1954 the all-powerful director of the magazine It, Helene Gordon-Lazareff, asks for a series of articles to him on the Italy. It is not known if it benefits from it to see Vitelloni , the film of Federico Fellini which describes the young jet set and niaise of Rome, but one knows that it plays deferring south to north. The weekly magazine titrates its reports “Hello Naples”, “Hello Capri”, “Hello Venice”… This “Hello” becomes its claw.
Francoise Sagan, girl of easy industrialists, had published its first novel, Hello sadness in 1954, at the 18 years age, under her pseudonym chosen in the work of Proust.
Its favorite topics: easy life, fast cars, middle-class villas, sun, a mixture of cynicism, sensuality, indifference and idleness.
It consumed without moderation drugs (in February 1995, it had been condemned to one year of Prison with deferment and to a sorrow of fine for use and transfer of Cocaïne) and alcohol, had had in 1957 a very serious road accident, then in October 1985 a serious incident respiratory at the time of a voyage in Colombia with the president François Mitterrand, his lover.
In February 2002, it is the Tax evasion in margin of the Affaire Elf which is worth to him a one year sorrow of suspended sentence.
Francoise Sagan was divorced the editor Guy Schoeller, then of the American Robert Westhoff, with which it had had a son, Denis.
Its literary predecessor most obvious is Colette.
Works
Novels
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Hello sadness (1954) Editions Julliard
- some to smile (1955) Editions Julliard
- In one month, in one year (1957) Editions Julliard
- do you Like Brahms? (1959) Editions Julliard
- the Marvellous Clouds (1961)
- Toxic (1964)
- the Chamade (1965)
- Guard of the heart (1955)
- a Little sun in the cool water (1969)
- blue with the heart (1972)
- a profile lost (1974)
- Answers ( 1975, interviews)
- Of the eyes of silk (new 1975)
- Brigitte Bardot (1975)
- the Bed demolishes (1977)
- the setting Dog (1980)
- Incidental musics (new, 1981)
- the fardée Woman (1981)
- a motionless storm (1983)
- With my best memory (1984)
- Of war wearies (1985)
- the House of Raquel Vega (1985)
- Sarah Bernhardt, or the unbreakable laughter (1987)
- a blood of watercolour (1987)
- Leaves It (1989)
- the Subterfuges (1991)
- Répliques (1992, interviews)
- … And all my sympathy (1993 )
- Sorrow of passage (1994)
- the stray Mirror (1996)
- Behind the shoulder (1998, biography)
Plays
- 1960 - Castle in Sweden
- 1961 - Violins sometimes
- 1963 - the mauve Dress of Valentine
- 1964 - Odd Happiness and Passes to
- 1966 - the Splinter
- 1966 - the Horse Disappeared
- 1970 - a piano in the grass
- 1978 - It makes beautiful day and night
- 1987 - contrary Excess
Cinematographic work
- 1963 : Landru (scenario, film carried out by Claude Chabrol)
- 1970: the Ball of the count d' Orgel (dialogs, film carried out by Marc Allégret, according to the novel of Raymond Radiguet)
- 1977: Borgia or blood gilded (Co-scenario writer, telefilm or television serial carried out by Alain Dhenault)
- 1977: blue Ferns (realization and adaptation, according to its news blue Ferns , contained in the collection Of the eyes of silk )
See too
External bonds
- Quotations
- Whoswho
- Saint-Marcellin cheese
Be-X-old: ФрансуазаСаган
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