DIVINE SARAH BERNHARDT
BIOPIC ON THE FAMOUS FRENCH ACTRESS
After I wish you a peaceful Christmas Eve tonight, I will leave you with a new period set movie coming from France. THE DIVINE SARAH BERNHARDT
(Sarah Bernhardt, La Divine) a biopic on the famous actress was released in their cinemas last week, December 18th directed by Guillaume Nicloux with Sandrine Kiberlain in the lead role and Amira Casar and Lauren Lafitte in the supporting cast.
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| The movie is out in French cinemas |
THIS IS A romantic biopic about Sarah Bernhardt, the world’s first
celebrity. Known as ”La Divine”, she left an indelible mark by
shattering societal norms thank to her daring personality and acting
performances. Paris, 1896. Sarah Bernhardt is at the height of her
glory. Icon of her time and first
world star, the actress is also a
lover, free and modern, who defies conventions. Meet the woman behind
the legend. The film will hit most of the European market in March but
is currently available in French speaking countries.
world star, the actress is also a
lover, free and modern, who defies conventions. Meet the woman behind
the legend. The film will hit most of the European market in March but
is currently available in French speaking countries. 
Don't know about her...and it's French..so I will pass this one. Merry Christmas, Dezzy!
ReplyDeleteYou have never heard of Sarah Bernhardt? Wow.... Merry festivus to you as well, I am eating beans for dindins as that is the custom here.
DeleteI hope you have a nice Christmas.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Mary, a working one as usual, need to finish the translation of a book before the end of the week so that I can send it to the publisher before the year is over :)
DeleteI liked Amira Casar in Versailles - well acted series but not really true to history. She does a convincing English accent - but she was born in London. I thought her French accent was good too but she's multilingual I believe.
ReplyDeleteAmira is also quite good in her latest series La Maison with Lambert Wilson, it is a fashion show.
DeleteI imagine it must have been perplexing to have someone ask for your autograph before it was a widespread occurrence of the famous. I still find it an odd request because to me it seems stupid to hang onto something with a name written on it, but what do I know 🤷🏻♀️
ReplyDeleteI did sign a couple of books I translated, don't know why'd anyone need it, but kids like it. When you are a public person it always comes with at least some fans. I occasionally get fan mail over at Facebook, but always forget to check out the box for non friend's messages.
DeleteI am ok with authors and translators and artists signing their creations. But to give someone a napkin or piece of paper that they have no real ties to is beyond me.
DeletePeople are obsessed with celebs.
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