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Louis Malle 'My dinner with Andre'
Au Revoir Les Enfants - Louis Malle
- Date of Birth: 30 October, 1932
- Place of Birth: Thumeries, Nord , France
- Biography: Louis Malle (30 October 1932 – 23 November 1995) was a French film director, screenwriter, and producer. He has worked in both French cinema and Hollywood. His films include Ascenseur pour l'échafaud (1958), Atlantic City (1981), and Au revoir, les enfants (1987).
Filmography
- Vanya on 42nd Street (1994)
- La Vie de bohème (1993)
- Damage (1993)
- Milou en mai (May Fools) (1990)
- Au revoir les enfants (1987)
- God's Country (1986)
- And the Pursuit of Happiness (1986)
- Alamo Bay (1985)
- Crackers (1984)
- Streetwise (1984)
- My Dinner with Andre (1981)
- Atlantic City (1981)
News
'Andre' inspires talk almost 3 decades later
sfgate.com –
2009-07-05
Louis Malle's "My Dinner With Andre" (1981) is one of the most unlikely movies ever made - at least on paper. Two men (Wallace Shawn and Andre Gregory, playing versions of themselves) dine at a fancy Manhattan restaurant and discuss... ... Full Article
NDTV Lumière presents 'Masterclass'
thaindian.com –
2009-04-03
Mumbai, April 2nd, 2009: This April treat yourself to the best in cinema from around the world as NDTV Lumière and their on-air property "Masterclass" give you more reasons to stay home. ... Full Article
Melbourne Cinematheque presents Elective Affinities: The Cinema of Louis Malle
filmink.com.au –
2009-04-01
The Melbourne Cin?math?que is excited to present a season of films from a director whose career, spanning several decades and continents, is littered with awards, contradictions and controversy - the irrepressible, Louis Malle. ... Full Article
Slumdog makes you squirm
dnaindia.com –
2009-01-24
Bangalore: Indians are a notoriously touchy lot.They bristle at any slight, real or perceived, at the Indian way or life.Anything that shows Indians in a negative light or lampoons Indians gets proscribed. ... Full Article
Keeping the Gotham Book Mart alive
latimes.com –
2009-01-04
One of my favorite lines of movie dialogue comes from Louis Malle's "Atlantic City," when Burt Lancaster says , "The Atlantic Ocean was something then. ... Full Article
James Bond is everywhere, but maybe you're not the vodka martini type.Maybe a pint of your favorite locally brewed suds is more your speed. ... Full Article