The central female actress in this work also played a bankrupt countess in the 1924 Carl Theodore Dreyer film Michael.
The central female actress in this work also played a bankrupt countess in the 1924 Carl Theodore Dreyer film Michael. A servant in this work is hired for his ability to catch rabbits, and that man, Marceau, observers an amorous meeting in a greenhouse. A conversation between a married couple about devotion in this film ends when the husband dials up his mistress Genevieve for an early-morning rendezvous. The shooting at the end of this film results because one character is wearing Lisette's cape and hood. The protagonist of this work lands at Le Bourget and denounces Christine over the radio after his friend Octave reports that she is not there to greet him. For 10 points, name this film about the aviator Andre Jurieux, directed by Jean Renoir.
The central female actress in this work also played a bankrupt countess in the 1924 Carl Theodore Dreyer film Michael.
The {Rules of the Game} [or La {Regle du Jeu}]