Andre Paulve - Turner Classic Movies

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Les maudits (1947)

La belle et la bête (1946)

The Eternal Return (1943)

Les visiteurs du soir (1942)

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Orpheus (1949) -- (Movie Clip) Cafe Des Poetes

Orpheus (1949) -- (Movie Clip) You Will Serve Me

Biography

Filmography

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Les maudits (1947)

La belle et la bête (1946)

The Eternal Return (1943)

Les visiteurs du soir (1942)

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Orpheus (1949) -- (Movie Clip) Cafe Des Poetes Quickly establishing the post-war Left-bank milieu, popular poet (and title character) Jean Marais expresses disdain for the goings-on at the cafe, in Jean Cocteau's contemporary rendering of the Greek myth, Orpheus, 1950.

Orpheus (1949) -- (Movie Clip) You Will Serve Me "The Princess" (Maria Casares) resurrects poet Cegeste (Edouard Dermit) and takes him through a mirror through which the hero (Jean Marais) cannot follow, as things get wild in Jean Cocteau's Orpheus, 1950.

Orpheus (1949) -- (Movie Clip) Make Yourself Useful The poet Cegeste (Edouard Dermit) gets grabbed by the cops, hit by a motorcycle, then collected by "The Princess" (Maria Casares), who commandeers the title character (Jean Marais), a bystander, in Jean Cocteau's Orpheus, 1950.

Beauty And The Beast (1946) -- (Movie Clip) Is Anyone There Disconsolate father (Marcel Andre) of the heroine, lost in the woods, comes upon a mysterious house, nobody apparently home, in Jean Cocteau's Beauty And The Beast, 1946.

Children Of Paradise, The (1945) -- (Movie Clip) The True Authors Of This Crime In "The Man In White," the second part, usually called "epoch," of Marcel Carne's Children Of Paradise, 1945," taking place seven years after the first, around 1834, the now-prominent actor Lemaitre (Pierre Brasseur) has his way with a play and its authors.

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