La Ronde (1964) On DVD
Actor : Jane Fonda, Anna Karina, Maurice Ronet, Catherine Spaak, Jean Sorel
Director: Roger Vadim
Genre: Foreign Video - French
Year: 1964
Studio: KINO VIDEO
Length: 110
Released: November 22, 2005
Rating: Unrated (Video)
Format: DVD
Misc: Color
Language:French
Subtitles : English
DESCRIPTION:
Adapted by Tony winning playwright Jean Anouilh (Becket), Roger Vadim's La Ronde deftly transplants Arthur Schnitzler's famous amorous cycle from 19th Century Vienna to a lavishly re-created widescreen Art Nouveau Paris. Vadim's cast includes Jean Luc Godard muse Anna Karina and The Phantom of Liberty's Jean Claude Brialy. But for the central role of Sophie, the man who shepherded Brigitte Bardot and Catherine Deneuve to the screen (and the altar) set his sites on an American starlet -- 27 year old Jane Fonda. Leery of Vadim's Svengali reputation, but impressed with Anouilh's literate script, Fonda agreed to appear in La Ronde. Before shooting even began, director and star became lovers and when the romantic film went before the cameras, life and art intermingled freely. "I discovered," Fonda later recalled of the shoot, "tremendous sexual excitement in having (Vadim) place me in positions he wanted."
Actor : Jane Fonda, Anna Karina, Maurice Ronet, Catherine Spaak, Jean Sorel
Director: Roger Vadim
Genre: Foreign Video - French
Year: 1964
Studio: KINO VIDEO
Length: 110
Released: November 22, 2005
Rating: Unrated (Video)
Format: DVD
Misc: Color
Language:French
Subtitles : English
DESCRIPTION:
Adapted by Tony winning playwright Jean Anouilh (Becket), Roger Vadim's La Ronde deftly transplants Arthur Schnitzler's famous amorous cycle from 19th Century Vienna to a lavishly re-created widescreen Art Nouveau Paris. Vadim's cast includes Jean Luc Godard muse Anna Karina and The Phantom of Liberty's Jean Claude Brialy. But for the central role of Sophie, the man who shepherded Brigitte Bardot and Catherine Deneuve to the screen (and the altar) set his sites on an American starlet -- 27 year old Jane Fonda. Leery of Vadim's Svengali reputation, but impressed with Anouilh's literate script, Fonda agreed to appear in La Ronde. Before shooting even began, director and star became lovers and when the romantic film went before the cameras, life and art intermingled freely. "I discovered," Fonda later recalled of the shoot, "tremendous sexual excitement in having (Vadim) place me in positions he wanted."
Product Name | La Ronde (1964) On DVD |
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