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Gina Manès (born Blanche Moulin; 7 April 1893 – 6 September 1989) was a French film actress and a major star of French silent cinema. After an early appearance in a Louis Feuillade film, she had significant roles in films of Germaine Dulac and Jean Epstein, including Cœur fidèle.
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Synd (Gustaf Molander, 1928) (En subs)
Les amants de demain (1959)
Scarface (1/8) Movie CLIP - Political Prisoner (1983) HD
Transcription
SIN
Freely adapted from August Strindberg's
"There are Crimes and Crimes"
Direction:
Gustaf Molander
Screenplay:
Paul Merzbach
Behind the camera:
J. Julius
With Lars Hanson as
the writer MAURICE GÉRARD
JEANNE, his wife ... Elissa Landi
MARION, their daughter ... Anita Hugo
HENRIETTE ... Gina Manès
ADOLPHE ... Hugo Björne
MADAME CATHÉRINE ... Stina Berg
Production:
Film AB Minerva
Sole rights:
AB Svensk Filmindustri
Maurice Gérard knew
he was a great writer -
but even so, his table drawer was
filled with rejected theatre plays,
his pockets were empty and
it was raining, raining on Paris.
"Marion must be good and
stay quiet! Papa's working!"
"Those poor hands -
always at work, Jeanne!"
"No thanks,
I know that trick!"
"From Restaurant Royal.
Six dozen napkins to be mended."
"Clear out the gloom!
We'll have money again now!"
"Why don't you leave me -
"when I'm so miserable that I cannot
even take care of my wife and child?"
"What would become of Marion then?"
"Then it would be better
had she not been born!"
"Hello, Adolphe..."
"Was that your friend
Maurice Gérard?"
"Why do you hide him from me?"
"Now the good weather
is coming back for us!"
"The theatre has chosen my play!"
"I have to tell this to Adolphe!"
"And in Théâtre de Paris even!"
"I have to go to the theatre..!"
"Let's meet at Madame Cathérine's!"
End of act one.
SIN.
ACT TWO.
"Remember this,
my young friend -
"the more literary a play is,
the less the advance."
"Mademoiselle Mauclerc!"
"They're best kept safe, my boy,
by Madame Cathérine!"
"I just wanted to tell you that I've
gotten the role in your friend's play!"
"We've seen each other
earlier today..."
"We met in the theatre's office."
"Did I write that?"
"An advance is money you lend -
and you don't drink them away!"
"...and just so you know - right now
I'm all out of champagne..!"
"Don't worry, it's the actress
who interests me - not the woman!"
"On time and beautiful like always!"
End of act two.
SIN.
ACT THREE.
!Premier today!
"Elegant, don't you think!"
"Oh, papa looks darn pretty!"
"...and I'll wait for you
after the performance!"
"Is it true that you have removed
the final line in act one?"
"Young friend! The shorter your modern
twaddle is, the lesser the failure!"
"Stay calm, my friend!
We will succeed!"
"But what's that
you have on your..!"
"Ready for act one!"
"As usual Madame Cathérine has
not finished getting ready in time."
Madame Cathérine and act one
finished at about the same time.
"Is it you or us who are
acquainted with the writer?!"
"Is it allowed to visit
Maurice on the stage?"
"I cannot thank you enough...! If it
succeeds it will be because of you!"
"Two ladies wish to see
Monsieur Gérard."
"You can safely take them, they're from
Adolphe - He always sends me roses..."
"...and he still sends
them with no result."
CLOSED today
due to a family celebration.
The last scene -
the last agonising minutes...
"He's wearing my rose!"
"Maurice - I've waited
so long for this moment!"
"We must have made a mistake! Maurice
is of course at Madame Cathérine's!"
SIN.
ACT FOUR.
"Henriette - people might
think we're theives..."
Yesterdays premier. Maurice
Gérard's play is a splendid success.
Henriette Mauclerc
in the leading role.
"Do you hear the roar in the distance..!
It is Paris whispering my name!"
"...the Orient Express brings
the news to the Far East...
"the ocean liner carries my name
to the western extreme..."
"The world belongs to me -
and therefore it is beautiful!"
"I wish we both had wings now
"and could fly far away before
people corrupt my happiness..."
"Yes, let us hide away -
until you are free!"
"It's the child that ties you!"
"Well - if your child
is more dear to you..!"
"It would have been better
had it never existed!"
"Is - that - incorrigible!"
"Don't touch me!
You - you disgust me!"
"What a couple, those two! But actually
we ought to report them to the police!"
"They came here in the middle of
the night - after we had closed..."
"Forgive me, Maurice -
and come with me!"
"I want to say goodbye
to my child first!"
"Just the child - not the woman?"
"So - by my side!"
"...and then she said: kill the child
if it stands in our way!"
"I were with Marion till Monsieur Gérard
arrived home and sent me away..."
"They have killed my child!"
End of act four.
Murderess
"Maurice Gérard, author,
and Henriette Mauclerc, actress..."
"...do you plead guilty to murdering
the three-year-old Marion Gérard
"after executing a plan
devised at Restaurant Royal?"
"When Madame Gérard goes out she usually
lets me watch Marion - but today..."
"Did you go to your child -
yes or no!"
"Tell your story!"
"I went home to say
goodbye to my child..."
"...I returned from the market-place - I
always shop there 'cos it's cheaper..."
"The child ran after me
when I were on the stairs..."
"Why were you scared if you did not have
any evil intentions toward the child?"
"I was afraid to meet my wife!"
"There isn't much more
to tell, Your Honour..."
"You disrupted yourself!
You're hiding something!"
"I have nothing to add,
Your Honour!"
"I would like to ask you a few
questions - of pure formality..."
"Where were you after you left Monsieur
Gérard and before you met him again?"
"Bring in the porter's wife!"
"So it was you I saw!
You have killed my child!"
"Since Monsieur Gérard accuses me,
I will tell the whole truth!"
"Out! And wait until
we call for you!"
"Well - the truth!"
"He has confessed to me
that he considered doing it!"
"Obviously the truth is that
you are both equally guilty!"
"I found the little one by
the river, Your Honour -
"and since she couldn't
find her way home..."
"Can you forgive me, Jeanne?"
"Are you not still guilty when you for a
moment wanted the death of your child!"
"Since the missing child has been found
I hereby give you back your freedom -"
!Henriette Mauclerc performs again today
in Maurice Gerard's sensational play!
"It's no use - the door
is closed to me!"
"Though at times you fancy to use
the window when you go on visits!"
"Maurice... maybe you haven't
had anything to eat yet..."
The end.
In Abel Gance's Napoléon, she took the part of Joséphine de Beauharnais, and then played the title role in Jacques Feyder's Thérèse Raquin. She made the transition to sound films but during the 1930s her popularity faded, and periods of residence in Morocco took her further from the public eye. She continued to take small roles in films, and also worked in the circus and in the theatre. In total, Manès appeared in over 90 films between 1916 and 1966.[1][2]
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