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Sisters Catherine Deneuve and Françoise Dorléac in a hotel room in Rochefort, before the filming of Jacques Demy's "The Young Girls of Rochefort". In Françoise's hands is a front page mentioning the film about hopeful provincial youth setting off for Paris in search of
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The famous restaurant guide of Duchemin, France's most authoritative restaurant critic, in the hilarious comedy "The Wing or the Thigh" with Louis de Funès, somehow ended up in Moscow in the same display case as Stepan Veselovsky's reference work on persons who served under
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Where on Tretya Ulitsa Stroiteley in "The Irony of Fate" is the church, apparently of the eighteenth century? Let us take this in order. Tretya Ulitsa Stroiteley (Third Builders' Street), where Zhenya Lukashin lives, is today called ulitsa Marii Ulyanovoy, lying between Leninsky Prospekt and Prospekt Vernadskogo,
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Today Gérard Depardieu is 74. This is how I remember him
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Jean Cocteau and Charlie Chaplin at the opening of the Chapelle Saint-Pierre in Villefranche-sur-Mer, restored by Cocteau. July 1957
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Cocteau and Chaplin met in 1936, when they were returning from Japan on the same ship. Cocteau spoke no English, and Chaplin no French. Nevertheless they fell into conversation and on the very first day chattered until four in the morning, helped along by Cocteau's secretary, who knew