Three Women (1952 film)

Three Women
Three Women
Directed by	André Michel
Written by	; Jean Ferry
Produced by	Robert Dorfmann;
Starring	Marcelle Arnold
Cinematography	Henri Alekan; André Bac; Maurice Barry
Edited by	Victoria Mercanton
Music by	Louis Beydts; Georges Van Parys
Release date	1952;
Running time	104 minutes
Country	France
Language	French

Three Women (French: Trois femmes) is a 1952 French film directed by André Michel. It was entered into the 1952 Cannes Film Festival.^[2]

Plot[]

The films consists of three segments which were adapted from three short stories by Guy de Maupassant each centered on a woman. The titles and respective lead actors of the segments are:

with as the female lead character Zora, and Jacques Duby as the title character.
with as the title character, and Marcelle Arnold, Jacques Fabbri, Pierre Olaf, Raymond Pellegrin, Marcel Mouloudji
with Agnès Delahaie as Coralie, and René Lefèvre, Michel Bouquet, Pierre Palau, Bernard Noël, ,

Cast[]

Marcelle Arnold
Michel Bouquet as M. Lesable (segment "L'Héritage")
Betty Daussmond
Agnès Delahaie as Coralie Cachelin (segment "L'Héritage")
(fr) as Zora (segment "Boitelle")
Jacques Duby as Antoine Boitelle
Jacqueline Duc
as Mouche (segment "Mouche")
Jacques Fabbri as Albert (segment "Mouche")
Florelle
Jacques François as Horace (segment "Mouche")
René Lefèvre as M. Cachelin (segment "L'Héritage")
Marcel Mouloudji
Bernard Noël as M. Maze (segment "L'Héritage")
Pierre Olaf as P'tit bleu (segment "Mouche")
Palau as M. Torcheboeuf (segment "L'Héritage")
Raymond Pellegrin as Julien (segment "Mouche")
Rosy Varte
Yvonne Yma

References[]

^ "Trois femmes". Ciné-Ressources. Retrieved 29 June 2018.
^ "Festival de Cannes: Three Women". festival-cannes.com. Retrieved 18 January 2009.

External links[]

Trois femmes at IMDb
Trois femmes at AlloCiné (in French)

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[1] "Trois femmes". Ciné-Ressources. Retrieved 29 June 2018.

[festival-cannes.com-2] "Festival de Cannes: Three Women". festival-cannes.com. Retrieved 18 January 2009.

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