oh yes it is extremely sad: she accepts this man as king because she has no news from Guy, her mother is ruined and she herself cannot financially support her child on her own. A single woman was very frowned upon at the time and it was not easy to raise a kid on your own, even if the French state gave a small grant for each child. Poor Géneviève probably thinks that Guy is dead. or abandoned him so she thinks she has no other choice for the well-being of her unborn baby.
One of my favorite films. Long ago, In L.A., every Saturday night at 10, channel 9 KHJ would air foreign films. I was in my early teens. Now I am 73 and my heart still melts when I hear this beautiful music.
the music after the lines "i have no choice you are my king" and after the mother puts the crown on her head always gives me goosebumps. it feels like this music, which is the theme of her and her lover, some notes from this music are played to show that that love has died. to be more precise, not love but dreams of that love, dreams of the future. it's the exact moment when her life falls apart and when the viewer realizes that everything with guy ended here. it's like the song of a dying swan, forgive me this metaphor. like those dreams die but before they die they will sing their melody for a moment. i hope that all i said makes sense to you and forgive me my mistakes english is not my native language
I actually feel the same way about it. Also Geneviève saying: "Je n'ai pas de choix, vous êtes mon roi." is such a foreshadowing moment. Everything about this scene is brilliant.
@@Ananas-Astra and by the way - it's her mum who's putting the crown on her, not even the man. also a revealing detail about the nature of their relationship
@@annmarie8483 If I were in charge of the French teaching plans over here in Germany, I would soooo include this movie and as a teacher have this scene analyzed by advanced French pupils.
I have similar feelings. For me this music is a theme of pure innocent love losing the battle with all the messy reality of life. Sound of the fantasy shattered, and maybe victory of fate. It sounds even stronger and more heartwrenching right before the wedding scene. On the other hand, it's all even more complex when you know the past of Cassard from the movie Lola.
Мне было 15-16 лет, когда я впервые увидела этот фильм , где только пели . ...посмотрев в первый раз, я вышла и зашла снова на повторный сеанс, так велико было моё восхищение!❤ В общем, я посмотрела этот фильм 10 раз, это было так прекрасно, это такое незабываемое впечатление оставило, что до сих пор, я обожаю этих артистов, эту необыкновенная музыку Леграна . . .ЛЮБОВЬ, ЛЮБОВЬ, ЛЮБОВЬ!❤
If anyone wonder what's the deal with the crown: for the Epiphany, it's the tradition to make a "galette des rois", a kind of almond cream pie for the 3 kings who gave presents to Jesus after his birth. We hide a "fève", small figurine inside the pie. If you find it in your part, then you're the king/queen and you can chose a king/queen. Traditionaly the youngest kids goes under the table so they can't see wich part of pie has the fève, the adults cuts the pie and says "for who is this part?" and the kid just say "granny, oncle etc..." so it's more fair. But actually it's a good way to cheat and make sure you give the child the fève. Many people have fève collections. They represent old jobs, religious figures but also disney or harry potter caracters for exemple.
Thank you. I’ve always wondered what the tradition of this scene is exactly, although one understands the sense of it. We have or had a similar tradition with Christmas pudding in which were hidden trinkets, you got a silver sixpence meaning wealth, or a bachelor’s button, or wedding bells, can’t remember the rest. My mother used to rake round inside the pudding trying to serve us each the most appropriate one!
It's been almost decades since I've first seen this gem snd this scene in particular always stuck with me... one could write pages on its' feminist undertones... Je n'ai pas le choix, indeed.
RIP "L'acteur suisse Marc Michel, qui a incarné le personnage de Roland Cassard que Catherine Deneuve épouse par dépit dans "Les Parapluies de Cherbourg", est décédé jeudi à l'âge de 83 ans, à son domicile d'Eure-et-Loir, des suites d'une longue maladie, a annoncé vendredi à l'AFP son agent."
Ah, ce moment !… Et pendant ce gros plan sur Geneviève « couronnée » à 1:37, le thème mélodique entendu aux violons est celui que chantait Guy sur les mots « alors le mariage on en reparlera plus tard… »
Geneviève tombe sur la fève, sa mère lui demande alors de faire un vœu et de choisir son roi : Geneviève répond face caméra, s'adressant à Roland Cassard : « Je n’ai pas le choix, vous êtes mon roi ». C’est donc à ce moment-là qu’elle est condamnée à devenir sa femme, puisqu’à la suite de ce repas, Roland demandera sa main à Mme Émery. La couronne, que sa mère lui pose sur la tête, symbolise le poids du choix qu'elle porte désormais. Cette scène révèle la nature passive de Geneviève. Celle-ci désigne son prince charmant alors que son cœur appartient toujours à Guy. Elle se soumet facilement aux exigences de sa mère et par extension aux normes sociales et de genre de la bourgeoisie française. Cette scène qui devrait être romantique s' éloigne de l’attitude romantique qu’on espère trouver dans un conte de fées.
MrtnAndrssn, Thank you for providing this magnificent two and a half minutes. I am surprised no one else has raised the question so I will initiate with: WHAT happened to the other clips of this movie that you so generously provided for the TH-cam community in previous years? I miss them. I want them, to see and hear them again and again!
SC Vandy Actually, I don’t think I have uploaded any other clips. Have I? :-) Maybe I will. Can think of a few that would be nice watch now and again. You should get a copy of the movie anyway!
Les Parapluies de Cherbourg (Os Guarda-Chuvas de Cherbourg), filme dirigido, nos idos de 1964, por Jacques Demy, apresenta os artistas Catherine Deneuve e Nino Castelnuovo como atração principal, lembrando-nos o estilo de uma ópera, pois os diálogos são recitativos ou cantados, deste modo é um musical. [PURA CHANCE da obra ESPETACULAR, de Fernando Pinheiro]
it's a film about love but also about the context of the time in France. France was at war with Algeria and a lot of things were called into question within society. The director wanted to show how much war can destroy lives. Thus, Guy is not only wounded but also imbued with bitterness on his return because all his dreams have been shattered by the war. For her part, Françoise had no news from Guy and did not even know if he was alive or not or if he had abandoned her. At that time the civil majority for young French people was 21 and not 18 (the civil majority was lowered to 18 in 1974 only) so Géneviève was a teenager or young person in the film. She is therefore under the authority of her mother like a child (it is therefore her mother who must give her permission to get married before she turns 21, for example, it is her mother who can let her live elsewhere or not and so much other things) . We can clearly see the authority of Géneviève's mother over her daughter when she places the crown on her head to remind her that she has no other choice as king but also the fact that she needs a husband to legitimize his baby. I think that Géneviève would have waited for Guy's return if she had not been pregnant or if she had heard from him, even, a letter of promise of marriage and legitimation of the baby after Guy's return. Letters would have enabled Géneviève to stand up to his mother and legitimize the child if the neighbors or others had learned that the marriage would have taken place at the time of Guy's return. On the other hand, she has none of these things, so the pregnancy changed everything because Géneviève would obviously be unable to bring up her child on her own in such conditions. There was a lot of social assistance from the state for unmarried mothers or children, but Géneviève could not have lived only on these things. However, nothing says that her mother would have kept her with her because of the scandal since the store is in trouble and the scandal would be enormous. Finally, few people would have hired a single mother at the time. In fact, the director shows that the war shattered the life of Guy and Génevière as it did for many other young French people but also Algerians. This war left many wounds that are not yet healed today.
Excuse my english : I’m French The story is sad and probably taken from a true story. Several causes can explain the failure of this love story. The first cause is the Algerian war (from 1954 to 1962) which separates the lovers. The second cause is the sociological context: opposition between two social classes: that of the petty bourgeois background of Geneviève's mother and that of Guy's working-class background. Added to this is the weight of the social conventions of the time (1950s - 1960s): encouragement of arranged marriages, importance of money and fear of “what will people say? for a mother daughter. Geneviève's mother does not compromise because society at the time does not: the future baby must be surrounded by social respectability and a financial base. There is a conflict between post-adolescent love utopia and adult pragmatism. The second wins. Social pressure forces Geneviève to make a choice other than to follow her heart.
The color of both women's lipstick was stunning in theater so I'm looking for something similar but clips on youtube looks too dark that I can't never define any colors.
@@stevecox7075 not really, color played a huge role in how this was conceived and filmed, so I'm sure it's not a narcissistic comment at all. It's what the director and cinematographer intended.
Anne Vernon avait 38 ans lors du tournage du film (elle en a aujourd'hui 99 et Catherine Deneuve avait 20 ans : elle venait d'accoucher de son fils Christian Vadim né le 18 juin 1963)
PELOTE COURSE STORY LE 27 JUIN 2022 SOIRS DE SWEET ET CLEFS DE NUIT NOUS VOUS PROPOSONS The dinner scene from "Parapluies de Cherbourg" (1964) th-cam.com/video/iqUHVEG4FgQ/w-d-xo.html Alice Sara Ott & Francesco Tristano - Ravel: La valse (Live) th-cam.com/video/442tnfhpFhU/w-d-xo.html
Tradition : pour l'épiphanie, on déguste une galette des rois et celui (ou celle) qui trouve la féve cachée dans la galette devient le roi ( ou la reine).
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The "je n'ai pas de choix, vous etes mon roi", looking in the camera... that moment knocked me over.
me too!
The same for me !!
C'est vrai. Je n'ai pas vu une aussi belle femme.
The end of this movie is probably one of the most painfull experience of cinema i ever lived, and i've seen alot of depressing and fucked up shits....
oh yes it is extremely sad: she accepts this man as king because she has no news from Guy, her mother is ruined and she herself cannot financially support her child on her own.
A single woman was very frowned upon at the time and it was not easy to raise a kid on your own, even if the French state gave a small grant for each child.
Poor Géneviève probably thinks that Guy is dead. or abandoned him so she thinks she has no other choice for the well-being of her unborn baby.
One of my favorite films. Long ago, In L.A., every Saturday night at 10, channel 9 KHJ would air foreign films. I was in my early teens. Now I am 73 and my heart still melts when I hear this beautiful music.
And I, my friend, am 72 and feel precisely the same.
Je n'ai pas le choix, (regard caméra) vous êtes mon roi
Meilleur moment dans un film ever
the music after the lines "i have no choice you are my king" and after the mother puts the crown on her head always gives me goosebumps. it feels like this music, which is the theme of her and her lover, some notes from this music are played to show that that love has died. to be more precise, not love but dreams of that love, dreams of the future. it's the exact moment when her life falls apart and when the viewer realizes that everything with guy ended here. it's like the song of a dying swan, forgive me this metaphor. like those dreams die but before they die they will sing their melody for a moment. i hope that all i said makes sense to you and forgive me my mistakes english is not my native language
I actually feel the same way about it. Also Geneviève saying: "Je n'ai pas de choix, vous êtes mon roi." is such a foreshadowing moment. Everything about this scene is brilliant.
@@Ananas-Astra exactly! this scene is so perfect and the way music contributes to the feeling of the scene is absolutely magnificent
@@Ananas-Astra and by the way - it's her mum who's putting the crown on her, not even the man. also a revealing detail about the nature of their relationship
@@annmarie8483 If I were in charge of the French teaching plans over here in Germany, I would soooo include this movie and as a teacher have this scene analyzed by advanced French pupils.
I have similar feelings. For me this music is a theme of pure innocent love losing the battle with all the messy reality of life. Sound of the fantasy shattered, and maybe victory of fate. It sounds even stronger and more heartwrenching right before the wedding scene. On the other hand, it's all even more complex when you know the past of Cassard from the movie Lola.
Мне было 15-16 лет, когда я впервые увидела этот фильм , где только пели . ...посмотрев в первый раз, я вышла и зашла снова на повторный сеанс, так велико было моё восхищение!❤ В общем, я посмотрела этот фильм 10 раз, это было так прекрасно, это такое незабываемое впечатление оставило, что до сих пор, я обожаю этих артистов, эту необыкновенная музыку Леграна . . .ЛЮБОВЬ, ЛЮБОВЬ, ЛЮБОВЬ!❤
The actress Anne Vernon is still alive; she will be 96 in Jan 2020. She is wonderful in this film.
And so is Catherine Deneuve but nowhaday she mostly play in shitty movies
All 3 of them are still alive.
God bless her
@@alexanderg1297 Sadly Marc Michel, seen here playing Roland, died in 2016 aged 87. Nino Castelnuovo who plays Guy is still living, now aged 84.
Wow the French live long, so did the Italian actor for Guy, Nino Castelnuovo. He died this week. RIP
One of my all time favorite Movie..the Story,Music, wonderful Cast, make it a timeless and Beautiful film..
If anyone wonder what's the deal with the crown: for the
Epiphany, it's the tradition to make a "galette des rois", a kind of almond cream pie for the 3 kings who gave presents to Jesus after his birth. We hide a "fève", small figurine inside the pie. If you find it in your part, then you're the king/queen and you can chose a king/queen. Traditionaly the youngest kids goes under the table so they can't see wich part of pie has the fève, the adults cuts the pie and says "for who is this part?" and the kid just say "granny, oncle etc..." so it's more fair. But actually it's a good way to cheat and make sure you give the child the fève. Many people have fève collections. They represent old jobs, religious figures but also disney or harry potter caracters for exemple.
Thank you for this
Thank you. I’ve always wondered what the tradition of this scene is exactly, although one understands the sense of it. We have or had a similar tradition with Christmas pudding in which were hidden trinkets, you got a silver sixpence meaning wealth, or a bachelor’s button, or wedding bells, can’t remember the rest. My mother used to rake round inside the pudding trying to serve us each the most appropriate one!
People like you are needed. You might be French I am Parisian and appreciate this ❤️
Let us wish that something amazing would happen to all of us of those who were watching this classical nostalgic:- God bless you all
Where has this movie been all my life?
Don't feel bad, I grew up in France, heard about it my whole life, and didn't get to watching it until a few years ago.
It's been almost decades since I've first seen this gem snd this scene in particular always stuck with me... one could write pages on its' feminist undertones... Je n'ai pas le choix, indeed.
No one drinks the aperitif.
Feminist undertones?
@@theeachuisge
she doesn't have a choice like most women of the past (some women do not have a choice even now which is scary as hell)
@@theeachuisge yes, and antimilitarists
RIP "L'acteur suisse Marc Michel, qui a incarné le personnage de Roland Cassard que Catherine Deneuve épouse par dépit dans "Les Parapluies de Cherbourg", est décédé jeudi à l'âge de 83 ans, à son domicile d'Eure-et-Loir, des suites d'une longue maladie, a annoncé vendredi à l'AFP son agent."
En effet il était né a basse terre en Guadeloupe , il restera pour moi l'excellent acteur du trou de Becker
Esta película no me cansa. Me gusta muchísimo.
The music conveys perfectly the beauty, the seduction and the pulsating pain. Very talented Mr. Legrand.
the mum is so freaking cute
She should have been with Roland
Ah, ce moment !… Et pendant ce gros plan sur Geneviève « couronnée » à 1:37, le thème mélodique entendu aux violons est celui que chantait Guy sur les mots « alors le mariage on en reparlera plus tard… »
Catherine Deneuve est tres tres belle!J'adore ce film.
Catherine Deneuve avait à peine 20 ans lors du tournage et elle venait d'avoir un bébé (Christian Vadim né en 1963).
Marc Michel is so dreamy!!
And Nino Castuelnuevo so handsome. Both are sadly dead today
Geneviève tombe sur la fève, sa mère lui demande alors de faire un vœu et de choisir son roi : Geneviève répond face caméra, s'adressant à Roland Cassard : « Je n’ai pas le choix, vous êtes mon roi ». C’est donc à ce moment-là qu’elle est condamnée à devenir sa femme, puisqu’à la suite de ce repas, Roland demandera sa main à Mme Émery. La couronne, que sa mère lui pose sur la tête, symbolise le poids du choix qu'elle porte désormais. Cette scène révèle la nature passive de Geneviève. Celle-ci désigne son prince charmant alors que son cœur appartient toujours à Guy. Elle se soumet facilement aux exigences de sa mère et par extension aux normes sociales et de genre de la bourgeoisie française. Cette scène qui devrait être romantique s' éloigne de l’attitude romantique qu’on espère trouver dans un conte de fées.
MrtnAndrssn, Thank you for providing this magnificent two and a half minutes. I am surprised no one else has raised the question so I will initiate with: WHAT happened to the other clips of this movie that you so generously provided for the TH-cam community in previous years? I miss them. I want them, to see and hear them again and again!
SC Vandy Actually, I don’t think I have uploaded any other clips. Have I? :-)
Maybe I will. Can think of a few that would be nice watch now and again. You should get a copy of the movie anyway!
Les Parapluies de Cherbourg (Os Guarda-Chuvas de Cherbourg), filme dirigido, nos idos de 1964, por Jacques Demy, apresenta os artistas Catherine Deneuve e Nino Castelnuovo como atração principal, lembrando-nos o estilo de uma ópera, pois os diálogos são recitativos ou cantados, deste modo é um musical. [PURA CHANCE da obra ESPETACULAR, de Fernando Pinheiro]
Je ne m’en lasse pas dommage que on ne voit plus Anne vermon
beautiful
Two Emerys I wouldn't mind around my dinner table. :)
My favorite movie!
Sublime
C 'est fantastique.
I would have gladly married Genevieve's mother!!!
Anne Vernon is 99 years old and still alive
And still at 100. I wonder if she would consider a man 28 years her junior?@@TheRosefleur
1:38 ooooh la la ❤️😍
How insightful he was, 'seeing' that she was a pretend virgin with child!
1:39 Have you ever seen such a pose?
ジュヌビエーブのお母さんも、当時の一般的な考えの中で、必死で考えて、なんとか娘の未来を切り開こうと、頑張ってたんだなあ。
でも、それはこの宝石商のムッシュウがジュヌビエーブに心底惚れたからこそ、叶ったのだろう。
ムッシュウのお気持ちを考えると、切なくなります。
この映画に限らず、ヨーロッパの映画は、幸せな終わり方なのか、不幸せな終わり方なのか、判断がつきにくい結末が多いような気がするけど、それが自然な気がします。
それがあったあと、その後の展開次第で、物語の登場人物たちは、また発展したり、幸せになったりすると思います。
だから、ジュヌビエーブも心がやわらいで、宝石商のムッシュウとの間にも子供が産まれて、フランソワーズちゃんとその赤ちゃんたちと一緒に、幸せになっていると思いたいです。
ジュヌビエーブの元カレ家族も同様です。
辛い気持ちを味わった分だけ、みんなに幸せになってほしいです。
Could Catherine Deneuve be any more stunning than she is in this clip?.
Oh yes..in all her films of that era..and the seventies..and the eighties..look at her in "belle de jour"
This is such a strange film. It’s about the failure of love. I don’t know if that’s good or bad.
You demand a happy end for a film about love?
it's a film about love but also about the context of the time in France. France was at war with Algeria and a lot of things were called into question within society. The director wanted to show how much war can destroy lives. Thus, Guy is not only wounded but also imbued with bitterness on his return because all his dreams have been shattered by the war. For her part, Françoise had no news from Guy and did not even know if he was alive or not or if he had abandoned her. At that time the civil majority for young French people was 21 and not 18 (the civil majority was lowered to 18 in 1974 only) so Géneviève was a teenager or young person in the film. She is therefore under the authority of her mother like a child (it is therefore her mother who must give her permission to get married before she turns 21, for example, it is her mother who can let her live elsewhere or not and so much other things) . We can clearly see the authority of Géneviève's mother over her daughter when she places the crown on her head to remind her that she has no other choice as king but also the fact that she needs a husband to legitimize his baby.
I think that Géneviève would have waited for Guy's return if she had not been pregnant or if she had heard from him, even, a letter of promise of marriage and legitimation of the baby after Guy's return. Letters would have enabled Géneviève to stand up to his mother and legitimize the child if the neighbors or others had learned that the marriage would have taken place at the time of Guy's return.
On the other hand, she has none of these things, so the pregnancy changed everything because Géneviève would obviously be unable to bring up her child on her own in such conditions. There was a lot of social assistance from the state for unmarried mothers or children, but Géneviève could not have lived only on these things. However, nothing says that her mother would have kept her with her because of the scandal since the store is in trouble and the scandal would be enormous. Finally, few people would have hired a single mother at the time. In fact, the director shows that the war shattered the life of Guy and Génevière as it did for many other young French people but also Algerians. This war left many wounds that are not yet healed today.
Excuse my english : I’m French The story is sad and probably taken from a true story. Several causes can explain the failure of this love story. The first cause is the Algerian war (from 1954 to 1962) which separates the lovers. The second cause is the sociological context: opposition between two social classes: that of the petty bourgeois background of Geneviève's mother and that of Guy's working-class background. Added to this is the weight of the social conventions of the time (1950s - 1960s): encouragement of arranged marriages, importance of money and fear of “what will people say? for a mother daughter. Geneviève's mother does not compromise because society at the time does not: the future baby must be surrounded by social respectability and a financial base. There is a conflict between post-adolescent love utopia and adult pragmatism. The second wins. Social pressure forces Geneviève to make a choice other than to follow her heart.
Bonjour une question où se trouve la place avec escaliers dans la chanson
The color of both women's lipstick was stunning in theater so I'm looking for something similar but clips on youtube looks too dark that I can't never define any colors.
으앵앵 : This is perhaps the most narcissistic comment I have ever read.
you probably were watching the remastered version of the film. i has filters and looks better. try to find it
@@stevecox7075 not really, color played a huge role in how this was conceived and filmed, so I'm sure it's not a narcissistic comment at all. It's what the director and cinematographer intended.
La mère de Geneviève semble à peine plus vieille que sa fille.
Anne Vernon avait 38 ans lors du tournage du film (elle en a aujourd'hui 99 et Catherine Deneuve avait 20 ans : elle venait d'accoucher de son fils Christian Vadim né le 18 juin 1963)
PELOTE COURSE STORY LE 27 JUIN 2022 SOIRS DE SWEET ET CLEFS DE NUIT NOUS VOUS PROPOSONS The dinner scene from "Parapluies de Cherbourg" (1964) th-cam.com/video/iqUHVEG4FgQ/w-d-xo.html Alice Sara Ott & Francesco Tristano - Ravel: La valse (Live) th-cam.com/video/442tnfhpFhU/w-d-xo.html
シェルブールの雨傘のインテリアは本当に可愛い。そしてドヌーヴは美しい。
❤👍🌲🎹⚘
Can you put when guy tells her he's going to the army till when he leaves :(
1:39
"Шабрские Зонтие". Любовь осталась. Это фильм. Даже в этом оба нечастливы. Ну ладно, не совсем. Это видно нееворуженным глазои.
when abortion was illegal. All the scene is about that. To find a father, to the coming kid, she is pregnant.
She would probably not want abortion anyway though. It’s her love child.
And before the pill...
😪
Phwoar !!
Singing while your eating might not be the best idea. 😅🤣
Me gustaría en Español❤
영화를 볼때 성모마리아를 닮았다고 한게 무슨뜻인줄 몰랐는데, 이제보니 "복되신 동정녀 성모마리아" 즉 임신한 처녀를 얘기한거구나
Bon lundi
🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃❤❤❤❤❤❤
1:21 la corona
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why did he give her a burger king crown 🤣
Tradition : pour l'épiphanie, on déguste une galette des rois et celui (ou celle) qui trouve la féve cachée dans la galette devient le roi ( ou la reine).
It’s a french/european tradtion
On peut rire de tout. th-cam.com/video/9tj9Pcv4394/w-d-xo.html
je préfère la version des inconnus
J'ai toujours été effaré par la platitude des dialogues artificiellement plaqués sur la musique !!!
Une comédie musicale à la française !!!
Un navet intersidéral, un film inaudible et inregardable a tel point qu’on dirait une parodie...
Triste
un des plus beaux films de l'histoire de cinema
Un navet.
@@wissem92 c'est toi le navet
@@lmnll2742 a la niche, allez ouste.
Et n’oublie pas de reprendre des cours de français.