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"Adaptation de trois nouvelles de Maupassant. Dans "Le Masque", un vieillard parcourt les allées d'un bal affublé d'un masque de jeune homme. Dans "La Maison Tellier", les pensionnaires d'une maison close assistent à une communion. Dans "Le Modèle", une femme se défenestre après s'être disputée avec l'homme qu'elle aime. [Allociné]."
"1 sketche (le masque)Jean Galland essaye de retenir sa jeunesse perdue 2 sketche(la maison tellier) Madeleine Renaudet toutes ces dames sèmeront la consternation parmi les habitants et ces messiers 3 sketche(le modèle) Daniel Gélin, pris de remords, verra sa vie irrémédiablement transformée. Et Jean Servais, qui servira de lien entre ces trois nouvelles et qui prêtera sa voix à Guy de Maupassant."
"From three short stories by Guy de Maupassant."
"Based on three short stories by Guy de Maupassant. Le Masque - A wife tells her doctor how her husband, despite his age, visits a dance hall wearing a mask to hide his wrinkles. La Maison Tellier - Madame Tellier closes her brothel so she and her girls can attend her niece's first communion. Le Modele - A young painter has an affair with a model. She throws herself from a window because of her love for him and breaks her legs. The artist marries her and devotes his life to her care. (Does not circulate)."@en
"Maupassant's three stories, Le masque, La Maison Tellier, and Le modèle, are unified by the theme of the pursuit of pleasure."
"Roving with his dazzlingly mobile camera around the decadent ballrooms, bucolic countryside retreats, urban bordellos, and painter's studios of late nineteenth-century French life, Max Ophuls brings his astonishing visual dexterity and storytelling bravura to this triptych of tales by Guy de Maupassant about the limits of spiritual and physical pleasure. Featuring a stunning cast of French stars (including Danielle Darrieux, Jean Gabin, and Simone Simon), Le plaisir pinpoints the cruel ironies and happy compromises of life with a charming and sophisticated breeziness."
"Der Spielfilm entstand in Paris und ist eine Etüde über den Begriff "Plaisir" bei Guy de Maupassant. Drei Novellen des französischen Schriftstellers werden zu einem leichtfüssigen Spielfilm verwoben, der durch seine exakte Inszenierung besticht. Drei Episoden über das Vergnügen. Episode 1, LE MASQUE, handelt von einem Herren, der sein fortgeschrittenes Alter hinter einer Maske verbirgt, um, ohne aufzufallen, auf Tanzbällen zu erscheinen und sich mit jüngeren Frauen zu amüsieren; Vergnügen und Jugend. Die längere Episode 2, LA MAISON TELLIER, macht bekannt mit Mme Tellier, der Chefin eines Freudenhauses, die ihre Mädchen (Huren) mit auf eine Lanpartie nimmt, um an der Kommunion ihrer Nichte teilzunehmen; Vergnügen und Keuschheit. Episode 3, LE MODÈLE, handelt vom Maler Jean, der sich in sein Modell verliebt; Vergnügen und Tod."
"Three stories by Guy de Maupassant, about the search for pleasure: Le Masque, La Maison Tellier, Le Modele."
"Une voix s'élève d'outre-tombe, celle de Guy de Maupassant qui nous conte trois histoires où le plaisir s'affronte à la pureté, à l'amour, à la mort."
""Adapted from three short stories by the father of short-story writing, Guy de Maupassant, each segment revels in joie de vivre: an old man regains his youth with the aid of a magic mask ; on a bucolic outing with her colleagues, a prostitute experiences romance ; while the third story focuses on the love between an artist and his model."--Container."
"Extrait du résumé figurant sur la jaquette :Une voix s'élève d'outre-tombe, celle de Guy de Maupassant. Il nous conte trois histoires qui tournent autour du même thème : le plaisir, qui successivement s'affronte à l'amour, à la pureté et à la mort."
"An aging man hides behind a mask to meet ladies, a madame takes her girls to a communion, and a painter falls for his model in these stories of life, love, pleasure, and death."
""Adapted from three short stories by Guy de Maupassant, each tells a tale of pleasure. The first tells the story of an old man who regains his youth with the aid of a magic mask, in the second, a prostitute has a romantic encounter, and the final story concerns two young lovers, an artist and his model. Le Plaisir is a delicate portrait of love and desire" -- Container."
"Un famoso artista se enamora de su bella modelo Josephine. Sólo pinta retratos de ella y alcanza el éxito, pero su historia de amor tiene un final inesperado."
"Film à sketches adaptant trois nouvelles de Maupassant : LE MASQUE. Un jeune danseur s'évanouit au Palais de la Danse. On découvre qu'il s'agit d'un vieillard déguisé et masqué qui cherche à retrouver le souvenir de moments heureux. LE MODÈLE. Le modèle d'un jeune peintre, se sentant délaissée, se jette par la fenêtre. Le remords obligera ce dernier à supporter toute sa vie la jeune femme devenue infirme. LA MAISON TELLIER. La directrice d'une maison close amène ses cinq pensionnaires à la permière communion d'une nièce, à la consternation des fidèles. Avec Claude Dauphin, Jean Gabin, Danielle Darrieux, Gaby Morlay, Jean Servais, Simone Simon, Madeleine Renaud, Ginette Leclerc, Pierre Brasseur, Mila Parely. Narration anglaise entre les sketches par Peter Ustinov."
"La jaquette indique : "Une voix s'élève d'outre-tombe, celle de Guy de Maupassant qui nous conte trois histoires où le plaisir s'affronte à la pureté, à l'amour, à la mort.""
"An adaptation of three ironic short stories by Guy de Maupassant ostensibly linked by a common theme: the paradoxical deceptions of pleasure. The first story, Le Masque, contrasts pleasure and old age in the story of an old man so addicted to dancing that he wears a mask to disguise his age. The second story, Le Modele, opposes pleasure and marriage. A young painter has an affair with his model, which after her attempted suicide ends with their marriage. The third, La Maison Tellier, is virtually a short feature. Pleasure and purity are opposed as the inmates of a city brothel spend a day in the country attending the first communion of the madame's niece."@en
"The first story, "The mask," focuses on an aging rogue who dances in a mask in order to hide his wrinkles. The second story, "The model, " concerns a model who throws herself from a window to express her love for a painter. The third story, "The house of Madame Tellier, " has Madame Tellier closing the brothel to allow everyone to celebrate her neice's first communion."
"Three short stories by De Maupassant which explore the theme that pleasure has nothing to do with happiness."
"Three elegant and charming stories about a mask, the Tellier house, and a model."
"3 contes de Maupassant racontés par l'écrivain lui-même. 1. Le masque: au Palais de la Danse, un danseur perclus s'écroule brusquement sur la piste. Un docteur de la clientèle découvre qu'il a un masque et, sous ce masque, les traits d'un très vieil homme. -- 2. La Maison Tellier: dans un port de la Manche, la Maison Tellier reçoit les bourgeois côté rue et les marins côté cour. Un soir, c'est la catastrophe, la maison est fermée. -- 3. Le modèle: Jean, le peintre, s'est amouraché d'un modèle, Joséphine ..."
"Three stories by Guy de Maupassant are adapted to the screen: the Mask, the story of a man at a masked ball who pursues his youth, the Model, a story of a painter and the model that he pursues to tragedy; and the House of Madame Tellier; a madame and her five ladies attend her niece's first communion."
"Three stories by Guy de Maupassant are adapted to the screen: the Mask, the story of a man at a masked ball who pursues his youth, the Model, a story of a painter and the model that he pursues to tragedy; and the House of Madame Tellier; a madame and her five ladies attend her niece's first communion. Adapted for an English speaking audience, the second and third episode order has been switched from the original French release, and Peter Ustinov provides English narration between the stories."
"Adapted from three short stories by Guy de Maupassant linked by a common theme, the deceptions of pleasure. The first, 'Le Masque,' an old man regains his youth with the aid of a magic mask. The second, 'Le Modele,' an artist falls in love with his model; and the third, 'La Maison Tellier,' a lady of the night has a romantic encounter."
"The first story, "The mask," focuses on an aging rouge who dances in a mask in order to hide his wrinkles. The second story, "The model, " concerns a model who throws herself from a window to express her love for a painter. The third story, "The house of Madame Tellier, " has Madame Tellier closing the brothel to allow everyone to celebrate her neice's first communion."
"Adapted from three short stories by Guy de Maupassant, each tells a tale of pleasure. The first tells the story of an old man who regains his youth with the aid of a magic mask. In the second, a prostitute has a romantic encounter and the final story concerns two young lovers, an artist and his model."
"Three stories by Guy de Maupassant are adapted to the screen: the Mask, the story of a man at a masked ball who pursues his youth; the Model, a story of a painter and the model that he pursues to tragedy; and the House of Madame Tellier, in which a madame and her five ladies attend her niece's first communion."
"From three short stories by Guy de Maupassant, adapted by Jacques Natanson and Max Ophuls, about the search for pleasure."
"Un hombre extraño, que asiste a un popular baile de máscaras en París, baila hasta caer extenuado. El médico que lo atiende descubre sorprendido que tras la máscara se oculta un anciano. Cuando lo acompaña a su casa, la esposa le cuenta al médico la triste historia del bailarín"
"Maupassant's three stories, Le masque, La Maison Tellier, and Le modele, are unified by the theme of the pursuit of pleasure."
"Three ironic stories about the nature of pleasure."
"A Madame Tellier, que regenta un prostíbulo, la invita su hermano Joseph a la primera comunión de su hija. La Madame cierra el negocio y se traslada con sus pupilas a la lejana granja de Joseph para asistir a la ceremonia. Terminada la fiesta, regresan al prostíbulo en medio del regocijo de los hombres, que ya las echaban de menos."
"Maupassant's three stories, Le Masque, La Maison Tellier, and Le Modèle, are unified by the theme of the pursuit of pleasure."