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Director:
René Leprince
Writers:
Pierre-Gilles Veber (screenplay)
Pierre-Gilles Veber (story)
Release Date:
23 October 1925 (France) more
User Comments:
charming old serial more

Cast

 (Credited cast)
Aimé Simon-Girard ... Fanfan la Tulipe
Simone Vaudry ... Perrette
Jacques Guilhène ... Louis XV
Claude France ... Mme de Pompadour
Pierre de Guingand ... Marquis d'Aurilly
Renée Héribel ... Mme Favart
Paul Guidé ... Chevalier de Lurbeck
Alexandre Colas ... Le maréchal de Saxe
Jean Peyrière ... M. Favart
Paul Cervières ... Fier-à-Bras
Jean Demerçay ... Duc de Cumberland
Mario Nasthasio ... Marquis d'Argenson
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Thomy Bourdelle
Ninon Gilles
Geo Leroy
François Viguier
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Additional Details

Also Known As:
Fan Fan the Tulip (International: English title)
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Country:
France
Language:
French
Aspect Ratio:
1.33 : 1 more
Sound Mix:
Silent
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Remake of Fanfan la Tulipe (1907) more

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1 out of 1 people found the following comment useful:-
charming old serial, 20 July 2006
6/10
Author: Claude Cat from United States

Assuming I picked the right version of this film to review, I saw this charming silent serial at the Pacific Film Archive in Berkeley some years ago. It's been a while, but I remember the movie as having a light, humorous touch, and endearing characters and situations. The story concerns the exploits of a daring young man (played by an actor who is more comical than heroic) who earns his way up in the world through his pluck and talent. Some of the movie will strike modern viewers as unintentionally amusing, but in a winning way. I particularly remember one scene in which Fanfan observes the dressing-room rituals of a bevy of young beauties, who are forcefully backlit. This could have been creepily voyeuristic, but comes across as both innocently sensual and silly. The filmmaker also tried to get a few details of 18th-century life across, though most of the costumes were obviously created in the 20's.

As it is a many-chaptered serial, probably only real silent buffs or 1920's-history fans will want to stick with the whole thing, but a group of friends and I faithfully attended each showing and were fully entertained.

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