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Un riche amnésique commence à soupçonner que sa femme dévouée n'est pas vraiment sa femme et qu'il n'est pas l'homme que les gens lui disent qu'il est.Un riche amnésique commence à soupçonner que sa femme dévouée n'est pas vraiment sa femme et qu'il n'est pas l'homme que les gens lui disent qu'il est.Un riche amnésique commence à soupçonner que sa femme dévouée n'est pas vraiment sa femme et qu'il n'est pas l'homme que les gens lui disent qu'il est.
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When a viewer watches a thriller directed by Julien Duvivier with Alain Delon and Senta Berger, his or her expectation is of at least of a great film. Unfortunately the swan song of Mr. Duvivier is an absolutely flawed and deceptive film, with a terrible storyline and a screenplay with many plot holes and lack of character development. The situations are absurd and unbelievable and the open ending disappointing. My vote is five.
Title (Brazil): "Diabolicamente Tua" ("Diabolically Yours")
Title (Brazil): "Diabolicamente Tua" ("Diabolically Yours")
For his last movie, Julien Duvivier invites Alain Delon, Senta Berger, and... color! This astonishing film is truly dazzling by the beauty of its plans and by its light. Too bad Duvivier didn't have the chance to make more color films.. True to his habit, the talented Duvivier leads us by the nose in a story full of pretenses, lies and manipulations.
The beauty of the actors and the sets sharply contrasts with the unhealthy relationships between the characters ... An absolute must see!
I have no way of knowing whether this film might have worked, had I not read the blurb at kanopy, which gave away the game. Talk about a spoiler! There are many film references here, to Plein Soleil, Diabolique, et al., but the film lacks the subtlety and nuance of those creations--at least I think. Would it have been a surprise, if I had not already been told the gist of the story before I watched the film? C'est dommage.
One never knows the truth of this thriller until it nearly ends, even when it is already over everyone is free to imagine the fate of the survivors. A person, supposedly George Campos (Alain Delon), had an a car accident and is hospitalized for a while. When he recovered his conscience he does not recognize his wife Christiane (Senta Berger), his friend Freddie (a psychiatrist) and all his properties. In that situation he acknowledged the beautifulness of his wife and decided to have sex with her, but she always unreasonably prevented it. Time passed and slowly George Campos remembered his real name, Pierre Lagrange. The psychiatrist warned him that he himself is G. Campo, but the latter had already no doubt of being poor ex-soldier Lagrange. One of the reasons was that his supposedly dog did not ever recognize him. He decided not to take anymore the recommended pills and discovered all truth. Among the thrillers in the French cinema this is perhaps one of its best.
"Diabolically Yours" from 1967 is a derivative film with parts of Gaslight, Vertigo, Diabolique, take your pick. Directed by Julian Duvivier, who would die in a car accident shortly after this film was made, the film stars Alain Delon and Senta Berger.
Alain Delon wakes up from a three-week coma after a car accident, and he can't remember anything, not even this gorgeous woman who claims to be his wife Christiane (Berger).
Apparently, he is a wealthy businessman named Georges Campo. He is brought to his palatial estate to recover, and he's mighty impressed. There's a doctor there (Sergio Fantoni) and a mysterious servant named Kim (Peter Mosbacher).
It doesn't take Georges long to become suspicious of the whole setup. His wife won't have sex with him which for me is the most ludicrous part of the film, since it's Alain Delon we're talking about.
The name Pierre Lagrange keeps going through his head, and he comes to believe he's a prisoner in the house and part of some plot. Voices in the night tell him he's going crazy and to kill himself, and his dreams are disturbing.
The film keeps us in the dark as we wonder about Christiane's weird relationship with the servant, and just what the doctor's role is.
Despite what you might guess as the film continues, it's actually quite intriguing. Both Delon and Berger are at the height of their eye-popping beauty.
Delon brings humor to the role, as well as playing a confused but determined man. When Chistiane brings a decorator to the house, Delon playfully follows him around, mimicking the man's gait.
Berger looks very sixties with her hair and fashions, looking like the ultimate '60s fashion model, chosen for her beauty. Today she remains not only a beautiful woman, but an incredibly accomplished actress and producer.
The end of the movie won't be to everyone's taste. It wasn't mine.
There is a lot to enjoy here, including the cinematography. In the end, it's a disjointed film but watchable.
Alain Delon wakes up from a three-week coma after a car accident, and he can't remember anything, not even this gorgeous woman who claims to be his wife Christiane (Berger).
Apparently, he is a wealthy businessman named Georges Campo. He is brought to his palatial estate to recover, and he's mighty impressed. There's a doctor there (Sergio Fantoni) and a mysterious servant named Kim (Peter Mosbacher).
It doesn't take Georges long to become suspicious of the whole setup. His wife won't have sex with him which for me is the most ludicrous part of the film, since it's Alain Delon we're talking about.
The name Pierre Lagrange keeps going through his head, and he comes to believe he's a prisoner in the house and part of some plot. Voices in the night tell him he's going crazy and to kill himself, and his dreams are disturbing.
The film keeps us in the dark as we wonder about Christiane's weird relationship with the servant, and just what the doctor's role is.
Despite what you might guess as the film continues, it's actually quite intriguing. Both Delon and Berger are at the height of their eye-popping beauty.
Delon brings humor to the role, as well as playing a confused but determined man. When Chistiane brings a decorator to the house, Delon playfully follows him around, mimicking the man's gait.
Berger looks very sixties with her hair and fashions, looking like the ultimate '60s fashion model, chosen for her beauty. Today she remains not only a beautiful woman, but an incredibly accomplished actress and producer.
The end of the movie won't be to everyone's taste. It wasn't mine.
There is a lot to enjoy here, including the cinematography. In the end, it's a disjointed film but watchable.
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesLast film from director Julien Duvivier, who died from a car accident, just after the shooting. So, the opening scene of the film with a car crash was prophetic for the director.
- ConnexionsReferenced in Post Mortem with Mick Garris: William Friedkin (2011)
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Détails
- Date de sortie
- Pays d’origine
- Langues
- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- Diabolically Yours
- Lieux de tournage
- Ancienne distillerie, Frémainville, Val-d'Oise, France(a few scenes)
- Sociétés de production
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- Budget
- 2 750 000 DEM (estimé)
- Durée1 heure 33 minutes
- Mixage
- Rapport de forme
- 1.66 : 1
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By what name was Diaboliquement vôtre (1967) officially released in India in English?
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