brialy造句

• The year before that of his anniversary, Sacha Guitry returns home, thanks to Jean-Claude Brialy and Marie-Jos?Nat, playing as a couple in " D閟ir?".
• Leading the cast is Helena Bonham Carter as Ada, an English-born designer working for the haute couture house of Rene Sandre ( Jean-Claude Brialy ) and living with Paul ( Jean-Philippe Ecoffey ).
• ""'The Phantom of Liberty " "'( ) is a 1974 surrealist film by Luis Bu駏el, produced by Serge Silberman and starring Adriana Asti, Julien Bertheau and Jean-Claude Brialy.
• This time he added a few new outfits, had actors like Lambert Wilson, Jean-Claude Brialy and Pierre Mondy appearing alongside the professional male models, all to a big-screen background and well-dressed crowd of guests.
• The film starred Jean-Claude Brialy as Fran鏾is and G閞ard Blain as Serge, two childhood friends reunited when the recent medical school graduate Fran鏾is returns to Sardent and discovers that Serge has become an alcoholic after the stillbirth of his physically retarded first child.
• The movie was again directed by Jean-Marie Poir? and Le Splendid play alongside Michel Galabru, Dominique Lavanant, Jacques Villeret, Roland Giraud, Martin Lamotte, Pauline Lafont, Julien Guiomar, Jean Carmet, Jean-Claude Brialy and Bernard Giraudeau.
• The film is a companion piece and a reversal to " Le Beau Serge " in many ways, such as having the responsible student Brialy now play the decadent and insensitive Paul while the reckless Blain now plays the hard-working law student Charles.
• The 10-member jury, presided over by actress Jeanne Moreau, will include actor-director Jean-Claude Brialy, British producer Norma Heyman, Nobel Literature prize winner Nadine Gordimer of South Africa, Mexican historian Emilio Gardia Riera and U . S . director John Waters.
• The film includes cameos by Jean-Luc Godard, Anna Karina, Eddie Constantine and Jean-Claude Brialy as characters in the silent film Raoul shows Cl閛 and Doroth閑, while composer Michel Legrand, who wrote the film's score, plays " Bob the pianist ".
• It stars the little-known Betty Schneider ( who only appeared in a very few films before or after ), and features various cameos by figures from the French new wave scene, such as Jean-Luc Godard, Claude Chabrol, Jean-Claude Brialy and Rivette himself.
• The 10-member jury, presided over by actress Jeanne Moreau, included actor-director Jean-Claude Brialy, British producer Norma Heyman, Nobel-winning author Nadine Gordimer of South Africa, Mexican historian Emilio Gardia Riera and U . S . kitsch-flick director John Waters.
• From 1960, Maritie and Gilbert Carpentier head for TV by first creating numerous shows with their friends Roger Pierre and Jean-Marc Thibault, broadcast live on the ORTF . Later on, others artists join, including Jean Poiret, Michel Serrault, Jacqueline Maillan or Jean-Claude Brialy.
• On the outskirts of Rome, the gang falls in with a seedy crook and gigolo who called himself Il Cajella ( Jean-Claude Brialy ), who owns a dilapidated used-car lot which Napoleon elects as his gang's hide-out and Cajella as their co-conspirator / protector.
• Beginning in the 1950s, Tout-Paris became increasingly associated with personalities connected with certain trendy nightclubs, such as R間ine, creating notable discos where celebrities could be seen, among them Fran鏾ise Sagan, Jean-Claude Brialy, Jacques Chazot, Fran鏾ise Giroud, Yves Saint-Laurent, and so on.
• Deliberating alongside him will be a distinguished, typically polyglot group including the cinematographer Philippe Rousselot, veteran actor Jean-Claude Brialy and director Gianni Amelio ( " Stolen Children " ), not to mention novelist Nadine Gordimer, who may just be the one person in the world with whom Waters has least in common.
• WITH : Helena Bonham Carter ( Ada ), Jean-Claude Brialy ( Rene Sandre ), Jean-Philippe Ecoffey ( Paul ), Sergio Castellitto ( Guido ), Miki Manojlovic ( Alphonse ), Yvan Attal ( Yves ), Marie Trintigant ( Nina ), Romane Bohringer ( Lise ) and Elsa Zylberstein ( Emma ).
• She was directed on the big screen by Raymond Rouleau in " Les Sorcieres de Salem " ( " The Crucible " ) alongside Simone Signoret and Yves Montand, and " Le Salaire de la Peur " ( " Wages of Fear " ) by Henri Georges Clouzot, with Sacha Guitry, Jean-Claude Brialy and Bernardo Bertolucci.
• His books adapted to the screen include " Galia " that launched Mireille Darc, " ?CS
  ur joie " ( English title " Two Weeks in September " ) starring Brigitte Bardot, " Le Ma顃re-nageur " starring Jean-Louis Trintignant and Jean-Claude Brialy and " La Grande Sauterelle " starring Mireille Darc.