Uns et les Autres, Les (1981)

Original Title :	Uns et les autres, Les
Director :	Claude Lelouch
Writer :	Claude Lelouch
Genre :	Drama
	Music
Country :	France
Language :	French
Producer :	Claude Lelouch
Music :	Pierre Barouh Francis Lai Michel Legrand Jean Yanne
Photography :	Jean Boffety
Distributor :	ClassicLine
IMDB ID :	0083260
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Uns et les Autres, Les (1981) - Claude Lelouch

Starring

Robert Hossein		Simon Meyer/Robert Prat
Nicole Garcia		Anne Meyer
Geraldine Chaplin		Suzan/Sara Glenn
Daniel Olbrychski		Karl Kremer
Jorge Donn		Boris & Sergei Itovitch/Lead Dancer of Boléro
Rita Poelvoorde		Tatiana & Tania Itovitch
Macha Méril		Magda Kremer
Evelyne Bouix		Evelyne/Edith
Francis Huster		Francis
Raymond Pellegrin		M. Raymond
Paul Préboist		Le grand-père d'Edith
Jean-Claude Brialy		Le directeur du Lido
Marthe Villalonga		La grand-mère d'Edith
Fanny Ardant		Véronique
Jacques Villeret		Jacques
Jean-Claude Bouttier		Philippe Rouget
Richard Bohringer		Richard
Nicole Croisille		Herself
Ginette Garcin		Ginette
Jean-Pierre Kalfon		Père Antoine
Geneviève Mnich		Jeanne
Alexandra Stewart		Alexandra
Eva Darlan		Eva
Manuel Gélin		Patrick Prat
Candice Patou		Candice
Maïa Simon		Me Isabelle Prat
James Caan		Jack Glenn/Jason Glenn
Sarah Abrell		Alexis
Mireille Audibert		Le garde-barrière
Christophe Bourseiller		La fille d'Eva
Louise Chevalier		La bonne du Père Antoine
Véronique Coquet		Gina
Andrée Delair		Le représentant Croix Rouge (UNICEF
Maxime Dufeu		Le voisin
Andy Fenwick		Glenn as a boy
Farmer Fuller		Bobby
Charles Gérard		Charlot
Evelyne Hue		Mr. Tracy
Evelyne Ker		Michel
Brigitte Roüan		Mrs. Tracy
Pierre Semmler		(uncredited
Sharon Stone		Girl with Glenn Senior (uncredited
Webster Whinery		(uncredited

Plot

This movie tracks three generations of musicians and dancers from Russia, Germany, France and the USA, from before World War II through the war and the Holocaust, to the 1960s. Their lives become intertwined through the historical circumstances, and the culmination is the presence of several, including a former Nazi pianist and a French Jewish Holocaust survivor at at an anti-war concert/rally in France in the 1960s.

Comments

Best seen in original version, 4 April 1999 Author: willie-14 from Houston I saw this film when it first came out in Paris. It was a great experience! An epic sweep, not unlike *Gone With the Wind* or *Children of Paradise*. But the American release, titled *Bolero*, had about 20-30 minutes cut from it and it was a disjointed mess. Small wonder it bombed here. The video release is of the American version. If at all possible, try to see the original, 3 hour release.