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Films starring Charles Boyer

Charles Boyer Film Listing

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Madame de...

1953, Max Ophuls, DVD

Ophuls' penultimate film and arguably his masterpiece, this supremely elegant meditation on doomed, obsessive romantic love paints a completely intoxicating, visually resplendent portrait of fin de siecle Paris. A gliding camera exposes the vaniti...

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Gaslight (Cukor)

1944, George Cukor, DVD

The second and more lavish film version of Patrick Hamilton's stage-play, in which Bergman (in one of her better roles) is gradually and methodically driven to desperate measures by her husband in a claustrophobic house in fogbound London.

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Is Paris Burning?

1966, Rene Clement, DVD

AKA Paris brûle-t-il?. An entertaining, star-filled depiction of the departure of German troops from Paris in 1944, from the director of Plein Soleil.

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Une Parisienne

1957, Michel J. Boisrond, DVD

Charming, cheeky comedy with a stunning, flirty Bardot. A treat.

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Barefoot in the Park

1967, Gene Saks, DVD

A pair of young marrieds move into their first New York apartment. Based on the Neil Simon play, this is a charming pairing of two of the most engaging actors of their generation.

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How To Steal A Million

1966, William Wyler, DVD

Good-looking, light-hearted romantic comedy caper, with Hepburn and O'Toole as classy crooks in the world of art forgery.

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The Garden Of Allah

1936, Richard Boleslawski, DVD

Dietrich's jaded socialite is in shock following her father's death. Boyer's Trappist monk has wandered and seeks the pleasures of the flesh. They meet. Glorious in its lush Technicolor.

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