Monsieur Fabre

1951
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1h 30min

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Jean-Henri Fabre est un entomologiste passionné, passant le plus clair de son temps à étudier les mœurs des insectes. Napoléon III ou encore le philosophe Stuart Mill vont s'incliner devant ... Tout lireJean-Henri Fabre est un entomologiste passionné, passant le plus clair de son temps à étudier les mœurs des insectes. Napoléon III ou encore le philosophe Stuart Mill vont s'incliner devant les travaux de ce scientifique.Jean-Henri Fabre est un entomologiste passionné, passant le plus clair de son temps à étudier les mœurs des insectes. Napoléon III ou encore le philosophe Stuart Mill vont s'incliner devant les travaux de ce scientifique.

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- 1 victoire au total

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A separate English language version was filmed simultaneously with actors Pierre Fresnay and Andre Randall who were fluent speakers .

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Referenced in The Player (1992)

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8/10

Eminent Victorian

Henri Diamant-Berger seems to have been a competent director, no more, who made one fine film. I enjoyed Monsieur Fabre enormously; Pierre Fresnay impressed me very strongly as the headstrong entomologist who was awarded the Legion d'honneur and then was hounded out of his teaching post for instructing the youth of Avignon in sex in the animal kingdom. I suppose the ramifications of Victorian scientific research are affecting us still: witness the creationism debate going on in the United States today.

It's Fresnay's film from beginning to end. The actor who played in Le Corbeau, Monsieur Vincent and many other films is just wonderful. I thought Élina Labourdette was going to have a substantial part, but we only see her in the brief Paris scenes (sigh).