La amante del teniente francés

Título original: The French Lieutenant's Woman

1981
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2h 4min

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Meryl Streep in La amante del teniente francés (1981)

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Anna y Mike interpretan a dos personajes en una película ambientada en la Inglaterra del siglo XIX que se enamoran a pesar de que el personaje de Mike está comprometido.Anna y Mike interpretan a dos personajes en una película ambientada en la Inglaterra del siglo XIX que se enamoran a pesar de que el personaje de Mike está comprometido.Anna y Mike interpretan a dos personajes en una película ambientada en la Inglaterra del siglo XIX que se enamoran a pesar de que el personaje de Mike está comprometido.

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Nominado a 5 premios Óscar
- 11 premios ganados y 20 nominaciones en total

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Trivia
The source novel does not feature the subplot of the actors and actresses playing the parts in a modern day movie. However, it had three alternate endings, from which readers could choose their favorite. Creating two parallel story lines allowed the filmmakers to include two of those endings, one happy and one tragic.

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While at the house in the Lake District, the reaction to Sarah being pushed to the ground by Charles is genuine. Meryl Streep actually hits her head on the floor and when Jeremy Irons acknowledges, she nods, giggles, and reorients herself in position next to him.

Citas
Sarah: I knew it was ordained that I should never marry an equal; so, I married shame. It is my shame that has kept me alive - my knowing that I am truly not like other women. I - I shall never, like them, have - children and a husband, and the pleasures of a home. Sometimes I pity them. I have a freedom they cannot understand. No insult, no blame, can touch me. I have set myself beyond the pale. I am nothing. I am hardly human any more. I am the French lieutenant's - whore!

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Featured in The South Bank Show: The French Lieutenant's Woman (1981)

Bandas sonoras
Adagio from Sonata in D, K 576
by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (as Mozart)
Played by John Lill

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With hindsight, a good film

I have only seen this film once, about 20 years ago, when I was in my mid teens. It intrigued me then, but went completely over my head. I could dimly perceive grand themes in it, but couldn't bring them into focus. A few years ago a friend gave me a John Fowles book to read, "The Magus" and this caused me to re-evaluate this film entirely. For me, the story's strength does not lie in anything definite. It's main themes are suggestion and allegory. The creative role of the mind in human perception is very clearly depicted in "The Magus" and this is central to TFLW too. The 2 central characters, in their modern guises are caught up in this, as the audience is expected to be. Perhaps there is no central message to be understood ... maybe a viewer should just be delighted by the parallels which are revealed by telling these 2 stories in this way ...