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The Aristocrats
A novel by Michel De Saint Pierre was the source for Les Aristocrates. Pierre Fresnay stars an aging Marquis, who tries his best to uphold the traditions of nobility in an ever-changing world. The Marquis' children prefer the trappings of modern society and pop culture and regard their father as a relic. This cultural clash nearly results in tragedy when two of the Marquis' offspring substitute recklessness for common sense.
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A novel by Michel De Saint Pierre was the source for Les Aristocrates. Pierre Fresnay stars an aging Marquis, who tries his best to uphold the traditions of nobility in an ever-changing world. The Marquis' children prefer the trappings of modern society and pop culture and regard their father as a relic. This cultural clash nearly results in tragedy when two of the Marquis' offspring substitute recklessness for common sense.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Roland Laudenbach, Denys de La Patellière
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Société Française de Cinématographie (SFC), Société Nouvelle des Établissements Gaumont (SNEG), Les Films Saint-James
Cast
Denys de La Patellière
Director
Pierre Fresnay
Marquis de Maubrun et maire
Brigitte Auber
Daisy de Maubrun
Jacques Dacqmine
Arthus de Maubrun, fils aîné du marquis
Alain Quercy
Gontran de Maubrun, second fils du marquis
Georges Descrières
Philippe de Maubrun, abbé, troisième fils du marquis
François Guérin
Pierre de Maubrun, quatrième fils du marquis
Olivier de Tissot
Le comte Louis-César de Maubrun, dit « Les jumeaux », cinquième fils du marquis
Philippe de Tissot
Le comte Osmond de Maubrun, dit « Les jumeaux », sixième fils du marquis
Yolande Laffon
Tante Mathilde, sœur du marquis
Léo Joannon
Le prince de Conti, le voisin « nouveau riche »
Maurice Ronet
Christophe de Conti
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