Jean Dréville

Jean Dréville , born the September 20th 1906 with Vitry-sur-Seine (the Valley-of-Marne) and deceased the March 5th 1997 with Vallangoujard (Val-d'Oise) is a realizer of Cinéma French.

Biography

It is tested initially with journalism, while melting at 20 years a review of cinema, art little considered at that time, then makes its first film in 1928 (documentary on the turning of the Money of Marcel the Herbarium).

It meets in 1944 Christmas-Christmas, with which it will make its best films, as the bores (1948) for whom it will obtain the Prix Louis-Delluc.

It is its film the Cage with the nightingales which inspired the first feature-length film of Christophe Barratier , the Chorus-singers , one of greatest cinematographic successes of the year 2004 in France.

Selective catalog of films

1928 : Around the Money (short-measuring)
1929: Creosote
1929: When the ears curve
1932: Apple of love
1933: Three percent
1934: a gold man
1935: Touch-with-all
1936: Small Allied the
1937: Troika on the white track
1937: Mom Hummingbird
1938: Sleepless nights of Saint-Pétersbourg
1939: His/her uncle de Normandie
1940: the President Haudecœur
1942: Annette and the fair lady
1942: Juniors by the ocean
1942: the businesses are the businesses , according to the homonymous part of Octave Mirbeau.
1943 : Roquevillard
1943: Tornavara
1945 : the Cage with the nightingales
1945: the Farm of hung
1946: the Visitor
1947: certified Copy
1948: the Bores
1949: Return to the life (sketch: the Return of Jean )
1950: the Great Appointment
1952: Seven deadly sins (episode: the Idleness )
1954: the Queen Margot
1955: Horizons without end
1957: the Beautiful one and the gypsy
1957: the Suspects
1958: With foot, horse and out of Sputnik
1960: Normandy-Niémen
1961: Fayette
1965: the Third Youth
1966: the deadened Sentinel
1966: the Night of the good-byes

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