Jean Dreville ( Fr. Jean Dréville ; September 20, 1906 , Vitry-sur-Seine , France - March 5, 1997 , Vallanguard , France ) - French filmmaker.
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| Profession | film director , screenwriter , film producer |
| Awards | Louis Delluc Prize ( 1948 ) |
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Biography
Jean Dreville was born on September 20, 1906 in Vitry-sur-Seine (Val de Marne department in France) in the family of Alice and Alexander Dreville.
From childhood, he was interested in drawing and photography. After becoming a photographer, he worked as a journalist in a number of publications, in particular in Photo-Ciné, Cinégraphie and Stéréo.
After meeting with Marcel L'Erbier, Jean Dreville became his assistant on the set of the Money tape and made his debut as a director by filming a documentary reportage about filming Money - Around Money. ” After this successful experience, Dreville became the director of a number of short and documentary films.
In the first half of the 1930s, Dreville directed three comedies based on the script of the playwright Roger Ferdinand: “Three Percent” (1934), “Man in Gold” (1934) and “Good intentions” (1935). After meeting in 1944 with Noel-Noel, Jean Dreville shot him in many of his films, one of which is “ Bores ” (1948), was awarded the Louis Delluc Prize and the French Film Grand Prix .
In the early 1960s, Jean Dreville put on several biographical films, in particular Lafayette (1961) and Third Youth (1965, about Marius Petipa ).
In 1960, Dreville became the director of the first joint French-Soviet film Normandy-Niemen about the combat route of the legendary French 1st Normandy-Neman fighter aviation regiment, which fought as part of the Soviet 1st Air Army during World War II.
In 1952, Jean Dreville was a member of the jury of the 5th Cannes International Film Festival .
In 1952-1997 he was married to Veronica Deschamps. Daughter Valerie Dreville - actress.
Selected Filmography
Director
- 1936 - / Coup de vent (with Giovaccino Forzano )
- 1937 - Maman Colibri
- 1938 - The White Nights of St. Petersburg / Les nuits blanches de Saint-Pétersbourg (based on Leo Tolstoy 's novel “The Kreutzer Sonata ”)
- 1938 - Chess Player / Le joueur d'échecs
- 1938 - The Wild Brigade / La brigade sauvage (with Marcel L'Erbier )
- 1939 - Uncle from Normandy / Son oncle de Normandie
- 1940 - / Le président Haudecoeur
- 1942 - / Annette et la dame blonde
- 1942 - The Power of Money / Les affaires sont les affaires
- 1943 - Rockville / Les Roquevillard
- 1943 - Tornavara
- 1945 - Cage for the nightingale / La cage aux rossignols
- 1945 - / Les cadets de l'océan
- 1945 - The Farm of the Hanged Man / La ferme du pendu
- 1946 - The Visitor / Le visiteur
- 1947 - Copy is true / Copie conforme
- 1948 - The Battle for Heavy Water / Kampen om tungtvannet
- 1948 - Bores (Parasites) / Les casse-pieds
- 1949 - Return to Life / Retour à la vie (film almanac)
- 1950 - / Le grand rendez-vous
- 1952 - The Seven Deadly Sins / Les sept péchés capitaux
- 1952 - Girl with a Whip / La fille au fouet
- 1952 - Secret of a Mountain Lake / Das Geheimnis vom Bergsee
- 1953 - Horizons sans fin
- 1954 - Queen Margot / La Reine Margot
- 1955 - Transplant in Orly / Escale à Orly
- 1957 - Suspects / Les suspects
- 1958 - On foot, on horseback and by satellite / À pied, à cheval et en spoutnik!
- 1958 - Beauty and the Gypsies / La belle et le tzigane (with Marton Keleti )
- 1960 - Normandie - Niemen / Normandie-Niémen
- 1961 - La Fayette
- 1965 - Third Youth / La Nuit des adieux
- 1966 - Sleeping Sentinel / La sentinelle endormie
- 1968 - Adventures on the Ontario Coast / Die Lederstrumpferzählungen (with and Sergiu Nikolaescu )
- 1968 - The Last of the Mohicans / Ultimul Mohican (with Sergiu Nikolaescu )
Screenwriter
- 1936 - / Coup de vent (with Giovaccino Forzano , Rene Pujol and Roger Ferdinan)
- 1938 - Chess Player / Le joueur d'échecs (based on the novel by Henri Dupuis-Mazuel)
- 1943 - Rockville / Les Roquevillard
- 1950 - / Le grand rendez-vous
- 1961 - La Fayette
Producer
- 1961 - La Fayette
Rewards
- 1948 - Louis Delluk Prize (“ Bores ”)
- 1948 - Grand Prix of French Cinema (“ Bores ”)
- 1953 - nomination for the Grand Prix of the 6th Cannes Film Festival (" Endless Horizons ")
- 1953 - Prize of the International Catholic Film Organization (OCIC) of the 6th Cannes Film Festival (" Endless Horizons ")
Literature
- Dictionary of French cinema. Edited by Jean-Lou Passec. Translation from fr. language. - 1998, Minsk, Propylaea. - 157 p. - ISBN 985-6329-11-6
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 BNF identifier : Open Data Platform 2011.
- ↑ 1 2 3 German National Library , Berlin State Library , Bavarian State Library , etc. Record # 118853872 // General regulatory control (GND) - 2012—2016.
- ↑ 1 2 SNAC - 2010.
- ↑ http://www.euromovies.me/page/44
- ↑ http://frenchfilmsite.com/movie_review/Les_Affaires_sont_les_affaires_1942.html
Links
- Jean Dreville at the Cinémathèque française
- Jean Dreville on the Internet Movie Database
- Jean Dreville on the KinoPoisk website