Quadrille
Brief Synopsis
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Big-city magazine editor Philippe has been living for six years with Paulette, the toast of the Paris stage. A cofrontation in fidelity occurs when Paulette succumbs to the charm of Philippe's interview subject, an American film star and then confesses her behavior to Philippe.
Cast & Crew
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Valerie Lemercier
Director
Valerie Lemercier
Paulette Nanteuil
André Dussollier
Philippe De Morannes
Sandrine Kiberlain
Claudine Andre
Sergio Castellitto
Carl Herickson
Lise Mametrie
Film Details
Genre
Comedy
Romance
Release Date
1997
Production Company
France 2 Cinéma; StudioCanal
Distribution Company
Polygram Filmed Entertainment
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 36m
Synopsis
Big-city magazine editor Philippe has been living for six years with Paulette, the toast of the Paris stage. A cofrontation in fidelity occurs when Paulette succumbs to the charm of Philippe's interview subject, an American film star and then confesses her behavior to Philippe.
Director
Valerie Lemercier
Director
Cast
Valerie Lemercier
Paulette Nanteuil
André Dussollier
Philippe De Morannes
Sandrine Kiberlain
Claudine Andre
Sergio Castellitto
Carl Herickson
Lise Mametrie
Didier Benureau
Franck De La Personne
Crew
Rolly Belhassen
Sound
Olivier Beriot
Costume Designer
Bertrand Burgalat
Music
Francois Comtet
Set Decorator
Olivier Coulhon
1st Assistant Director
Boudjemaa Dahmane
Producer
Cleo Darn
Co-Executive Producer
Vincent Darre
Costume Designer
Dan Facundo
Editor
Jean-pierre Fayer
Co-Executive Producer
Sacha Guitry
Screenwriter
Pierre Letan
Art Director
Denis Moutereau
Set Decorator
Nicole Pellegrin
Editor
Antoine Roch
Director Of Photography
Lilian Salay
Co-Executive Producer
Eric Tisserand
Sound
Daniel Toscan Du Plantier
Producer
Daniel Wuhrmann
Co-Executive Producer
Film Details
Genre
Comedy
Romance
Release Date
1997
Production Company
France 2 Cinéma; StudioCanal
Distribution Company
Polygram Filmed Entertainment
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 36m
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Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Remake of Sacha Guitry's 1938 "Quadrille."