THE RED AND THE BLACK
PERIOD SET STENDHAL TV ADAPTATION
To be presented at Canneseries this year is France Televisions' four episode period set TV series adaptation of Stendhal's famous novel THE
RED AND THE BLACK (Le rouge et le noir) set in 1828. The restored monarchy is faltering, a new revolution rumbling. In this troubled France,
Julien Sorel (our gorgeous and sweet Victor Belmondo), poor son of a carpenter is ready to do anything to rise socially. Torn between the Red and
the Black, between the military ambition and the ecclesiastical career, but also between two women that everything opposes, he will have to pay the price of
his choices. Virginie Ledoyen, Camille Razat, Patrick Timsit also star. Hope we get more images and possibly a trailer for the new historical
television series soon. Stay tuned as we will be following this one closely in the upcoming period.
RED AND THE BLACK (Le rouge et le noir) set in 1828. The restored monarchy is faltering, a new revolution rumbling. In this troubled France,
Julien Sorel (our gorgeous and sweet Victor Belmondo), poor son of a carpenter is ready to do anything to rise socially. Torn between the Red and
the Black, between the military ambition and the ecclesiastical career, but also between two women that everything opposes, he will have to pay the price of
his choices. Virginie Ledoyen, Camille Razat, Patrick Timsit also star. Hope we get more images and possibly a trailer for the new historical
television series soon. Stay tuned as we will be following this one closely in the upcoming period.
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ReplyDeleteGlad to hear it.
DeleteInteresting costumes! Hope that he made the right choice at the end.
ReplyDeleteI have the book, but never read it, I probably should.
DeleteI love the costumes.
ReplyDeleteShould be a pretty series to watch.
DeletePoor girl reminds me of Yosemite Sam with that big old hat on her head.
ReplyDeleteWe call him Sima Strahota in our language lol Him and Elmer are my fave Loonies.
DeleteThat's way more fun to say! Sima Strahota. I'm going to have to commit that to memory and bring it up randomly in conversation LMAO.
DeleteIt means Sima the Very Scary LOOOL Even the Foghorn Leghorn has a better name in Serbian = Sofronie LOL
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