The Ball of the count d\' Orgel

the Ball of the count d' Orgel is a French film carried out by Yves Allégret in 1970, according to the novel éponyme of Raymond Radiguet.

Synopsis

1920. The count Anne d' Orgel reception and diverts the cream of the Parisian cream. A beautiful young man, François de Séryeuse, who is fascinated by the count, enters to the manor of the count and fall in love with Mahé, the young wife of the count. Mahé alerts her husband who hardly pays attention to it, regarding the idyle beginner as simple childishness.

Data sheet

Title: the Ball of the count d' Orgel
Realization: Yves Allégret
Scenario: Marc Allégret, Philippe Grumbach
Dialog: Francoise Sagan, Philippe Grumbach
According to the novel of: Raymond Radiguet
Production: Philippe Grumbach
Music: Raymond the Seneshal
Photography: Christian Matras
Assembly: Victoria Mercanton
Decorations: Pierre Guffroy
Costumes: Mario Franceschi
Country: France
Kind: Drama
Lasted: 95mn
Exit into the room:

France: May 1970 (Cannes festival)
France: January 1st 1970 (Left national)

Distribution

Jean-Claude Brialy: The count Anne d' Orgel
Sylvie Fennec: The countess Mahé d' Orgel
Bruno Garcin: François de Seyrieuse
Micheline Presle: Madam de Seyrieuse
Gerard Lartigau: Paul Robin
Sacha Pitoëff: The prince Naoumof
Marpessa Dawn: Marie
Claude Gensac: Miss d' Orgel
Ginette Leclerc: Hortense d' Austerlitz
Aly Raffy: Mirza
Marcel Charvey: The ambassador
Beatrice Chatelier: Amina
max Montavon: A guest
Wendy Nicholls: Hester

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