Raymond Queneau

Novelist, Poet

About

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Birth Place

France

Born

February 21, 1903

Filmography

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Black Tights (1962)

Lyr for "The Diamond Cruncher"

Gervaise (1957)

Le Chant du Styrene (1958)

Le Chant du Styrene (1958)

Photos & Videos

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Zazie Dans Le Metro (1960) -- (Movie Clip) I'll Make Their Lives Hell

Zazie Dans Le Metro (1960) -- (Movie Clip) Are You A Hormosessual?

Biography

Filmography

Cast (Feature Film)

Writer (Feature Film)

Black Tights (1962)

Lyr for "The Diamond Cruncher"

Music (Feature Film)

Gervaise (1957)

Writer (Short)

Le Chant du Styrene (1958)

Misc. Crew (Short)

Le Chant du Styrene (1958)

Life Events

Videos

Zazie Dans Le Metro (1960) -- (Movie Clip) I'll Make Their Lives Hell Arrived in Paris, at the apartments of Uncle Gabriel (Philippe Noiret), the title character (Catherine Demongeot) meets the landlord (Hubert Deschamps) and Mado (Annie Fratellini) and Albertine (Carla Marlier), director Louis Malle borrowing New Wave tricks, in Zazie Dans Le Metro, 1960.

Zazie Dans Le Metro (1960) -- (Movie Clip) Are You A Hormosessual? From director Louis Malle’s Eiffel Tower sequence, the title character (Catherine Demongeot), visiting Paris, is more pursued than accompanied by Uncle Gabriel (Philippe Noiret) and their cabbie pal Charles (Antoine Robiot), with deliberate jokes in the subtitles, in Zazie Dans Le Metro, 1960.

Zazie Dans Le Metro (1960) -- (Movie Clip) You Smell Funny Louis Malle’s opening, chat about body odor in the Gare de l’Est, from Philippe Noiret as Parisian Uncle Gabriel, meeting the title character (Catherine Demongeot) and her mother (Odette Picquet), in the director’s comical raid on his New Wave contemporaries, Zadie Dans Le Metro, 1960.

Zazie Dans Le Metro (1960) -- (Movie Clip) Mussels And Fries The title character (Catherine Demongeot) has slipped her minders on her Paris visit but is being pursued by Trouscallion (Vittorio Caprioli), whom we will learn is a policeman, and imparts a tale that drew some commentary at the time, in Louis Malle’s nutty Zazie Dans Le Metro, 1960.

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