The Earrings of Madame de...

The Earrings of Madame de... (1953)

It was her vanity that destroyed her.

  • Genre: Drama, Romance
  • Release Date: 1953-09-16
  • User Rating: 7.5/10 from 237 ratings
  • Runtime: 1h 45min
  • Language: English
  • Production Company: Franco London Films
  • Production Country: France, Italy
  • Director: Max Ophüls
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Summary

In late 19th century France, the Countess Louise, wife of a wealthy general, sells the earrings her husband gave her on their wedding day to pay off her secret debts, then claims to have lost them. Her husband quickly learns of the deceit, which is the beginning of many tragic misunderstandings, all involving the earrings, the general, the countess, and her new lover, the Italian Baron Donati.

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  • Charles Boyer

    as Général André de...

  • Danielle Darrieux

    as Comtesse Louise de...

  • Vittorio De Sica

    as Baron Fabrizio Donati

  • Jean Debucourt

    as Monsieur Rémy

  • Jean Galland

    as Monsieur de Bernac

  • Mireille Perrey

    as La Nourrice

  • Paul Azaïs

    as Le premier cocher

  • Jacques Josselin

    as

  • Hubert Noël

    as Henri de Maleville

  • Lia Di Leo

    as Lola

  • Gérard Buhr

    as Le douanier (uncredited)

  • Jean Toulout

    as Le doyen du corps diplomatique (uncredited)

  • Madeleine Barbulée

    as Une amie de Madame de... (uncredited)

  • Charles Bayard

    as Un convive (uncredited)

  • Jacques Beauvais

    as Un majordome (uncredited)

  • Jean Degrave

    as Le clubman (uncredited)

  • Claire Duhamel

    as La demoiselle de compagnie (uncredited)

  • Guy Favières

    as Julien (uncredited)

  • Émile Genevois

    as Un soldat (uncredited)

  • Serge Lecointe

    as Jérome Rémy (uncredited)

  • Franck Maurice

    as Un témoin (uncredited)

  • Daniel Mendaille

    as Un passant (uncredited)

  • Albert Michel

    as Le second cocher du baron (uncredited)

  • Robert Moor

    as Un diplomate (uncredited)

  • Max Mégy

    as Un domestique (uncredited)

  • Georges Paulais

    as Le premier témoin du duel (uncredited)

  • Léon Pauléon

    as Un huissier (uncredited)

  • Colette Régis

    as La vendeuse de cierges (uncredited)

  • Louis Saintève

    as Un passant (uncredited)

  • Michel Salina

    as Un témoin (uncredited)

  • Germaine Stainval

    as L'ambassadrice (uncredited)

  • Roger Vincent

    as Le second témoin du duel (uncredited)

  • Georges Vitray

    as Le vieux reporter (uncredited)

  • Léon Walther

    as L'administrateur (uncredited)

  • René Worms

    as Un convive (uncredited)
Directing Max Ophüls Director
Writing Louise de Vilmorin Novel
Writing Annette Wademant Writer
Writing Marcel Achard Dialogue
Writing Marcel Achard Screenplay
Writing Max Ophüls Screenplay
Production André Hoss Unit Manager
Costume & Make-Up Carmen Brel Makeup Artist
Sound Georges Van Parys Original Music Composer
Camera Christian Matras Director of Photography
Editing Borys Lewin Editor
Costume & Make-Up Georges Annenkov Costume Design
Production Henri Baum Production Manager
Production Ralph Baum Production Manager
Production Ralph Baum Producer
Sound Oscar Straus Original Music Composer
Art Jean d'Eaubonne Production Design
Costume & Make-Up Rosine Delamare Costume Design
Art Marc Frédérix Assistant Decorator
Directing Alain Jessua Assistant Director
Directing Marc Maurette First Assistant Director
Directing Ulrich Picard First Assistant Director
Art Maurice Barnathan Set Dresser
Sound Antoine Petitjean Sound
Camera Alain Douarinou Camera Operator

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