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Marius

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Le port de Marseille, dans les annees vingt. Marius, le fils de Cesar, patron du bar de la Marine, est partage entre son amour pour Fanny, la petite marchande de coquillages, et son desir de prendre la mer, de parcourir le monde...Lorsque Marcel Pagnol, en 1929, fait representer Marius sur une scene parisienne, sans doute ne se doute-t-il pas que ses personnages deviendront aussi celebres qu'Harpagon ou monsieur Jourdain.Deux ans plus tard, Pagnol et Alexander Korda en tirent un film. Raimu, Charpin, Orane Demazis, Pierre Fresnay reprennent leurs roles, et la pellicule les immortalise. Ils feront le tour de la terre...."- Quand tu me parles sur ce ton, quand tu m'espinches comme si j'etais un scelerat... Je ne dis pas que je vais pleurer, non, mais moralement, tu me fends le coeur. -""

Author: Marcel Pagnol (all their books in stock)
Format: Paperback
Published: 2004
Pages: 189
Publisher: Ed. de Fallois
ISBN: 9782877065139

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