Jacques Deval

Jacques Deval (pseudonym of Jacques Boularan ), born with Paris the June 27th 1890 (and not 1895) and died in Paris the December 19th 1972, is a Dramaturge and Réalisateur French.

He is the author of many parts of Théâtre of which much was adapted to the Cinéma or the Télévision, in particular in the emission With the theater this evening . Most famous is without question Tovaritch , created in 1933 with Elvire Popesco in the main role, which depicts the vexations of a Russian couple noble emigrated in France after the Révolution of 1917 (the part was adapted in Musical comedy to Broadway in 1963 with Vivien Leigh and Jean-Pierre Aumont).

It also carried out three films.

Jacques Deval is inter alia the father of Gerard de Villiers and Bernard Eschasseriaux.

Theater

  • 1920: a weak woman
  • 1926: In its naive frankness
  • 1932: Miss
  • 1933: Tovaritch
  • 1933 : Prayer for alive the
  • 1950: This evening in Samarkand
  • 1947: the Woman of your youth
  • 1948: KMX Labrador
  • 1957: Prétentaine
  • A long time ago that I love you
  • the age of Juliette
  • And the Isabelle hell?
  • midnight sun
  • Etienne
  • Miam miam

Books

  • 1931 : Gallant Marie , Editions Albin Michel; novel adapted in 1934 in opera, music of Kurt Weill
  • 1937: peaceful Banks , N.R.F.; travel souvenirs, in particular in the United States.
  • 1964: the Travellers ; novel.
  • 1970: In order to live indeed , Editions Albin Michel; they are aphorisms on various moral topics, for his Alain son, then 6 years old (Jacques Deval is undoubtedly one of the last representatives of the tradition of the moralists).
  • Sabers of wood, Editions Albin Michel; memories.

Catalog of films

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