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Élisabeth Rey is a Actor French
Élisabeth Rey est une actrice française connue pour son rôle dans le film Le Vieil Homme et l'Enfant jouant Dinou, la copine de Claude joué par Alain Cohen. Elle est également apparue dans le film La mariée était en noir jouant Julie quand elle était enfant. Notamment, de nos jours, elle apparaît dans des séries espagnoles telles que Pratos combinados ou encore Telediario.
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The Bride Wore Black (1968)
, 1h47Directed by François Truffaut
Origin France
Genres Drama, Thriller, Crime, Romance
Themes Peinture, Serial killer films, Films about marriage
Actors Jeanne Moreau, Michel Bouquet, Jean-Claude Brialy, Charles Denner, Michael Lonsdale, Serge Rousseau
Roles Julie enfant (non créditée)
Rating71%
As the film opens, Julie Kohler (Jeanne Moreau) tries to throw herself out of an upstairs window, but is stopped by her mother (Luce Fabiole). Julie is dressed in black and is obviously grief-stricken. In the next scene, she is more composed, telling her mother she is going on a long trip, and counting out five piles of money. She gets onto a train, but right afterwards steps down on the opposite side, hidden from onlookers.
The Two of Us (1967)
, 1h30Directed by Claude Berri
Origin France
Genres Drama, Comedy
Themes L'adolescence, Films about education, Films about children, Vieillesse, Political films, Films about school violence, Histoire de France, L'Occupation allemande en France, La condition juive en France sous l'Occupation allemande
Actors Michel Simon, Charles Denner, Luce Fabiole, Alain Cohen, Roger Carel, Paul Préboist
Roles Dinou
Rating75%
Claude (Alain Cohen) is an 8-year-old Jewish boy living in France during the Nazi occupation. To reduce the chance that he would be sent to Auschwitz or a similar fate, his parents send him to live with a farm family, the elderly parents of Catholic friends of his parents. (In reality, many French urban Jews made similar choices for their children.) The elderly couple honestly think that the boy has been sent to live with them because Paris is dangerous; it never crosses their mind that Claude is a Jew.