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There is a new photo exhibition on the outside walls of the king's veg garden! This time, it's about films that have Versailles -whether palace or city- as setting. VDP is now trying to remember if she ever saw the 1956 Marie-Antoinette movie with Michèle Morgan, Richard Todd and Jacques Morel! There is an alley on Artsy Versailles.
Il y a une nouvelle expo photo sur les murs du potager du roi. Cette fois-ci, le thème c'est le cinéma et plus précisément, les films tournés à Versailles, que ce soit au château ou dans la ville. Du coup, VDP est incapable de se rappeler si elle a déjà vu Marie-Antoinette avec Michèle Morgan... Et vous, vous les avez tous vus ? Il y a une allée sur Artsy Versailles.
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Quite a collage!
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've seen that Marie Antoinette film, though I'm familiar with some of the actors.
I've not see that version, though I do like the poster.
ReplyDeleteI'm pretty sure that I didn't see that particular film -- wish I had!! Fun look back!! Hope your week is off to a great start, Ciel! Enjoy!!
ReplyDeleteThat's a lot of movies!
ReplyDeleteNice assortment of posters.
ReplyDeleteI think I'd love this film fest! I've only seen that recent Sofia Coppola take on Marie Antoinette (it looked dazzling, but I can see why it got such mixed reviews), I'd be curious what this older one's like!
ReplyDeleteQuelques-uns mais certainement pas tous. Quelle excellente idée! Tout un art que ces affiches.
ReplyDeleteJ'ai été assez intriguée pour aller voir le sujet du film "Liberté, Égalité, Choucroute" en voici un que j'aimerais bien voir :-)
I really enjoy vintage posters.. and if they happen to be French vintage posters oh la! la! nice :)
ReplyDeletebtw I would buy some Thé Marie-Antoinette just for that very pretty pink container :)
Ah, the vintage posters are always the best!
ReplyDeleteI did find a clip from this movie (Marie Antoinette) on YouTube, so maybe if you watch it, you'll remember. Looks like a classic all right.
ReplyDeleteCinemaScope brought back some good memories of my childhood. So did the name Richard Todd. Thank you.
ReplyDeletej'en ai vu quelques uns l'avantage du grand age
ReplyDeletewhat a great vintage movie poster!
ReplyDeleteThank goodness the old movie channel here in the states TCM plays them. Plenty of time to catch-up.
ReplyDelete1956 that's awhile back. I might have seen it but not til it was on TV. Movie posters are neat to look at.
ReplyDeleteThe boy and girl in the pic are Mike (Cheri's son and my G-son and Kylee my g-daughter. Isn't it just a neat picture.
the stinkin' computer has been out all day yesterday until about midnight. Grrrr!!!
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I am sure that I saw it, but can't really remember much...
ReplyDeleteTrop sympa comme idee pour une exhibition. J'en suis sur il y a plein de films avec Versailles comme lieu. Ces anciens affiches sont aussi sympas.
ReplyDeleteLooks like some oldies but goodies. I've seen one Marie Antoinette film but not this one. Richard Todd is familiar, however.
ReplyDeleteLooks like fun times in Versailles!
I love the vintage posters.
ReplyDeleteThat poster is remarkable!!
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