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French Cancan

  • 1955
  • A
  • 1h 42min
PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb
7,3/10
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Una crónica del resurgimiento del cancán en París a través de la historia de un productor teatral que convierte a una lavandera en estrella del famoso Moulin Rouge.Una crónica del resurgimiento del cancán en París a través de la historia de un productor teatral que convierte a una lavandera en estrella del famoso Moulin Rouge.Una crónica del resurgimiento del cancán en París a través de la historia de un productor teatral que convierte a una lavandera en estrella del famoso Moulin Rouge.

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    • Jean Renoir
  • Guión
    • Jean Renoir
    • André-Paul Antoine
  • Reparto principal
    • Jean Gabin
    • Françoise Arnoul
    • María Félix
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    • Dirección
      • Jean Renoir
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      • Jean Renoir
      • André-Paul Antoine
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      • Jean Gabin
      • Françoise Arnoul
      • María Félix
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    Jean Gabin
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    • Henri Danglard
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    • Nini
    María Félix
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      • Jean Renoir
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    8zetes

    Fun and pretty! Françoise Arnoul - Ou la la!

    Although it doesn't seem very promising for a long stretch, Renoir's French Cancan ends up being an effortlessly charming film. The story is cliché: a laundry girl, Nini (Françoise Arnoul), is discovered by a night club owner, Danglard (Jean Gabin). Danglard steals her from her baker boyfriend and drops his current girlfriend, both of whom come back for their former lovers. Nini has to choose whether to go back to her humble life with the baker, go on with the show with her employer, oh, or become a princess, as a prince falls in love with her at one point, too. I'm glad the film didn't go for the most obvious choice, as a lesser film certainly would have. The film ends with the opening of Danglard's new night club, the Moulin Rouge, and a couple of gorgeous song and dance numbers. The first of them, "Complainte de la Butte," which also provides the base of most of the film's musical score, is simply one of the most gorgeous songs ever written, and Renoir himself wrote it. If you're a fan of Baz Luhrmann's 2001 film Moulin Rouge!, you'll recognize the tune, as it comes up near the beginning of that film, sung by Rufus Wainwright. Although it isn't very prominent in that film, everyone I know who owns the soundtrack loves it. In addition to having one of the most lovely songs ever written, French Cancan also boasts one of the cutest leading ladies ever to grace the screen. It's hard not to fall head-over-heels in love with that girl. 8/10.
    writers_reign

    If in Cannes ev'ry tan courtesan can ....

    Acknowledgments to Cole Porter from whose lyric CanCan (the title song of his 1953 Broadway show of the same name) I take my one line summary. This is, purely and simply, a Valentine to Paris, the Belle Epoque, the Impressionists, you-name-it. As such it is both stunning and sumptuous.Gabin - who began in the French Music Halls - is superb, but then when isn't he, Arnoul is a revelation. More? Well, the photography is ... the music is ... the ambience is ... aw, what the hell, go see it, do yourself a great big favor. 9/10
    Terrell-4

    Marvelous!

    The story is simple but the execution is marvelous. A Belle Epoque impresario, down on his financial luck, is going to open a new club, the Moulin Rouge, with a new dance, the French cancan. He encounters a working girl and makes her a dancer. She'll become a star. There are several crises to overcome before that happens.

    The movie is Jean Renoir's tribute to show business, and he puts it on the screen with color, verve, humor, and humanity. There are wonderful performances by all the actors. The leads are Jean Gabin as Henri Danglard, the impresario; Francoise Arnoul as Nini, the girl who'll become a star; and Maria Felix as Lola de Castro, an overwhelmingly tempestuous beauty and Danglard's lover at the start. Gabin exudes confidence, worldly humor and dedication to show business. He even dances a bit. Arnoul is first rate, too. It looks like she was doing her own dances, and as an actress think of a young Leslie Caron with brains and charm.

    The climax of the movie is the opening of the club, with Felix's star dance, comic songs, a whistler, a Danglar-discovered singer, all moving toward the introduction of the French cancan. The crises happen and are resolved. Then the cancan explodes. Dancing girls come bursting out from the stage, the front of the theater, through posters, down ropes from the balcony. The house swirls with the black tie and tails of the swells and the garish colors of the dancers' gowns. The cancan number lasts probably ten or fifteen minutes or so, all music and gaiety, all high kicks and splits. It's amazing when row after row of the dancers, moving toward the camera through the audience, leap up, legs extended straight forward and backward, backs arched, then land on the dance floor in full splits. I didn't know whether to shout or wince.

    The last scene of the movie is outside the club, shot from the cobblestone street looking at the entrance. It's a medium shot and from the side street a happy, inebriated fellow in black tie and top hat staggers across, pauses to tip his hat at the camera, then staggers off. A completely charming ending.

    This really is a marvelous movie.
    rharris51

    Inspired

    Of the several Jean Renoir films I have seen, this was by far the most interesting.

    This film was obviously the inspiration for the Baz Luhrman film Moulin Rouge. Luhrman even appropriated one of the original songs for use in his film.

    The film tells the story of the construction of the Moulin Rouge for the presentation of a revival of the CanCan. Although characterization is a bit weak and most characters are little more than stereotypes, the plot, music, action, and spectacular visuals more than make up for the shortcomings.

    This is a loving tribute to the Paris of the impressionist period and is filmed beautifully in color.

    Does anyone know if there is any truth to the tale?
    10bob998

    Great musical

    This is my favorite Renoir from the Fifties. It's the story of how Henri Danglard built and launched the Moulin Rouge nightclub; we see the workmen blasting at the site to get construction underway, and the training of the dancers. Finally, the giddiness of opening night and the long sequence of cancan dancing. Financial problems and the ego displays of the performers are described.

    Gabin is in great form as the easy-going Danglard--see him deal humorously with Nini's violent boyfriend. Gianni Esposito is moving as the wistful Prince who is courting Nini. Maria Felix, with that amazon's body, is imposing as the egotistical Lola, Danglard's first lover. Finally Françoise Arnoul as Nini the washing girl who ends up dancing for Danglard, and becoming his girl, is just stunning; her loveliness and pert charm will win you over.

    A bonus: we get Edith Piaf, Patachou, André Claveau and other stars in cameos playing the stars of a century ago who ruled over the Moulin rouge.

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      The on-screen singer of "La complainte de la Butte" is not Cora Vaucaire (credited in the titles) as she was deemed not good-looking enough to appear on film, so Italian actress Anna Amendola was put in front of the camera and mimed to the song...
    • Citas

      Henri Danglard: Do I look like Prince Charming? Only one thing matters to me - what I create.

    • Versiones alternativas
      Originally released in the US in 1956 at 93 minutes; ten minutes of footage removed from the original French version were reinstated for 1985 reissue.
    • Conexiones
      Featured in Las películas de mi vida, por Bertrand Tavernier (2016)
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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 3 de mayo de 1955 (Francia)
    • Países de origen
      • Francia
      • Italia
    • Idioma
      • Francés
    • Títulos en diferentes países
      • French Can-Can
    • Localizaciones del rodaje
      • Studios Joinville, Joinville-le-pont, Val-de-Marne, Francia(Studio)
    • Empresas productoras
      • Franco London Films
      • Jolly Film
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