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Divine is a french film of genre Comedy directed by Dominique Delouche released in france in DVD on 22 february 2010 with Danielle Darrieux
Divine (1975)
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Add to a movie listRelease in DVD in france 22 february 2010
Length 1h26
Directed by Dominique Delouche
OriginFrance
Rating53%
Divine est un film musical français réalisé par Dominique Delouche, sorti en 1975.
Synopsis
Olivier, un jeune homme, tombe amoureux de Marion Renoir, vedette du théâtre et star de l'écran, au désespoir de sa fiancée Antonia. Cette dernière va trouver la comédienne et lui demande d'inventer un stratagème pour l'aider à reconquérir le cœur de son amoureux. L'actrice se prend au jeu et s'aventure dans une intrigue où se confondent dangereusement simulation et sincérité. Au point de se brûler les ailes, ce qui, au finale du film lui fait chanter : "C'est la chanson des amants / Des amants à contretemps..".Actors
Danielle Darrieux
(Marion Renoir)
Jean Le Poulain
(Bobovitch)
Raymond Gérôme
(le garçon de café)
Dominique Leverd
(l'acteur qui joue Ruy Blas avec Marion)
Christine Boisson
Édith Ker
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