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Memories of past adaptations of the Alexandre Dumas novel inevitably hover over this four-part French miniseries, originally broadcast on American cable television in 1999. It's hard, for instance, to top the 1934 feature starring Robert Donat as Edmond Dantès, the sea captain who is framed and unjustifiably imprisoned in 1815 for nearly two decades. Similarly, anyone who saw Richard Chamberlain essay the same role in a memorable 1975 TV ! movie may remember just how exciting that program was. Yet this lengthy costume adventure starring Gérard Depardieu as the vengeful Dantès, despite a rocky beginning, is absolutely mesmerizing in its own way. Rich in detail and overlapping subplots, strikingly handsome in art direction without getting ostentatious, this particular
Count comes to life after Dantès escapes his lengthy incarceration in solitary confinement. Fans of the story know what comes next: Dantès makes his way to an uninhabited island off Italy, where he locates a vast treasure he has heard about. His sudden, phenomenal wealth gives him the means to reward allies, punish enemies, and become an architect of events without anyone knowing who's behind them. While Dantès's mind is bent on destroying those who betrayed him, his deeper nature causes him to perform a vast amount of good as well. Depardieu's big, beefy, clean-shaven self is not exactly the right fit, initially, for a character ! supposedly subsisting on thin soup for 18 years. He quickly a! ssumes t he central role with one of his most knowing and subtle performances, ingeniously painting Dantès as a man who has exchanged one sort of prison for another, the latter his own hatred. The sharp, engaging screenplay is by Didier Decoin (
The Chambermaid on the Titanic), and the production is directed with flashes of bold inventiveness by Josée Dayan, a prominent European television director.
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Citation DetailsTitle: Inés Sastre: "la prensa amarilla es canalla": es muy creÃda, pero quizás le sobran argumentos para serlo:! última pelÃcula con Andy GarcÃa y Dustin Hoffman, portada de las mejores revistas femeninas de todo el mundo, la más guapa y considerada modelo publicitaria española y ni una arruga a los 32 años.(Entrevista)
Author: Eva Reuss
Publication: Epoca (Magazine/Journal)
Date: May 6, 2005
Publisher: Difusora de Informacion Periodica, S.A. (DINPESA)
Issue: 1051
Page: 48(4)
Article Type: Entrevista
Distributed by Thomson GaleDRUIDS - DVD MovieSeven Years of Marriage Poster (11 x 17 Inches - 28cm x 44cm) (2003) French Style A reproduction poster print
CAST: Christopher Lambert,Klaus Maria Brandauer,Max von Sydow,Inés Sastre,Denis Charvet,Bernard-Pierre Donnadieu,Maria Kavardjikova,Yannis Baraban,Vincent Moscato,Jean-Pierre Rives,Youri Angelov,Atanass Atanassov,Jean Pierre Bergeron,Patrice Bissonnette,Stefan Danailov; DIRECTED B! Y: Jacques Dorfmann;
