Pierre Bost
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Birth Place
France
Born
September 05, 1901
Biography
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An editor and novelist, Bost began collaborating with screenwriter Jean Aurenche in 1943, with the former providing the dialogue and the latter the story and continuity. The pair provided the screenplays for features directed by Rene Clement, Claude Autant-Lara and Jean Delannoy, most notably "Forbidden Games" (1952) and "Le Rouge et le Noir/The Red and the Black" (1954)....
Biography
An editor and novelist, Bost began collaborating with screenwriter Jean Aurenche in 1943, with the former providing the dialogue and the latter the story and continuity. The pair provided the screenplays for features directed by Rene Clement, Claude Autant-Lara and Jean Delannoy, most notably "Forbidden Games" (1952) and "Le Rouge et le Noir/The Red and the Black" (1954).
Filmography
Writer (Feature Film)
The Red Inn
(2007)
Source Material
Le Juge et l'assassin
(1976)
Screenwriter
L' Horloger de St Paul
(1972)
Screenwriter
This Special Friendship
(1967)
Dial
Enough Rope
(1966)
Dial
Is Paris Burning?
(1966)
Screenwriter
Crime Does Not Pay
(1962)
Adapted and dial for "The Mask"
The Green Mare
(1961)
Screenwriter
The Joy of Living
(1961)
Writer (Dialogue)
The Joy of Living
(1961)
Screenplay
In Case of Emergency
(1958)
Screenwriter
Gervaise
(1957)
Screenwriter
Four Bags Full
(1957)
Screenplay
Daughters of Destiny
(1954)
Screenplay
Rouge et Noir
(1954)
Screenwriter
The Proud Ones
(1953)
Screenwriter
Forbidden Games
(1952)
Screenwriter
Les Sept peches capitaux
(1952)
Screenplay ("Lust")
L'auberge rouge
(1951)
Adaptation
L'auberge rouge
(1951)
Screenplay
The Walls of Malapaga
(1949)
Screenplay
Le Diable au corps
(1947)
Adaptation
La Symphonie Pastorale
(1946)
Screenplay
Misc. Crew (Feature Film)
A Sunday in the Country
(1984)
Source Material (From Novel)
Life Events
1939
First film credit (dialogue), "L'heritier de Mondesir"
1942
First feature as writer (adaptation/dialogue), "L'homme qui joue avec le feu"
1943
First collaborarion with Jean Aurenche, "Douce"
1976
Final collaboration with Aurenche, "Le Juge et l'assassin"
