Georges Feydeau etait un auteur dramatique francais (1862-1921). L'Hôtel du Libre échange ((in French): Free Exchange Hotel) is a comedy written by the French playwrights Georges Feydeau and Maurice Desvallières in 1894. Story : Publication : Crossovers 1880s - Les Vampires de Paris : Angels of Music, 2016 : Marcelle arrives. At this point the police arrives and arrests everyone. Another translation made by John Mortimer under the title A Little Hotel on the Side, opened in London in 1984 at the National Theatre;[12] it was later produced on Broadway. z o. o. Sp. The play is about two people who wish to engage in an extramarital affair. They throw out a guest who has not paid his bill, and he causes trouble by saying he will call the police to ransack the place. L'Hotel du libre echange" par Georges Feydeau. Marcelle and Pinglet arrive and order a room. Pinglet's wife Angelique comes on stage to declare to Pinglet that she will not be home for dinner; she has to spend the night out of town. The Pinglets are horrified, especially at the arrival of Mathieu's four daughters, who also intend to stay there. She is overwhelming in her proclamations of love for Pinglet. Police inspector Boucard arrives in Pinglet's office, and Angelique and Paillardin try to make him understand that they were not the people in l'Hôtel du Libre échange. Paillardin leaves the room to get a drink. Paillardin tries to get into Pinglet's and Marcelle's room to hide from the "ghosts", and when he finally succeeds in breaking down the door, Pinglet hides in the fireplace. Pinglet arranges for his maid, Victoire, to follow Paillardin's nephew, Maxime, to philosophy school, as the boy is easily lost on his own. He goes running through the hotel yelling about ghosts, and the daughters themselves are scared into hysterics by Paillardin unexpectedly appearing in their room. Act three opens in Pinglet's office the next morning, as he climbs in through his window and removes the soot from his face. [8], In the writers' lifetimes an English adaptation, The Gay Parisians, was staged in New York in September 1895, and ran for nearly 150 performances;[9] a London version, A Night in Paris, opened in April 1896 and outran the Parisian original, with a total of 531 performances. The vaudeville was first performed at the Théâtre des Nouveautés, Paris on 5 December 1894. Na razie nikt nie dodał opisu do tego filmu. L'Hôtel du libre échange. Angelique is the next to arrive on stage, telling Pinglet in dramatic terms about how terrible a night she has had on a wild carriage journey through the countryside. The play takes place in Paris in the 19th century, and follows two Parisian households and their friends over the course of two days. Crossover chronology Edit. There's never a dull moment at the Hôtel du Libre Echange. Oceny, recenzje, obsada, dyskusje wiadomości, zwiastuny, ciekawostki oraz galeria. Classic editor History Comments Share. Angelique initiates an argument with Pinglet in front of Mathieu, which prompts Mathieu to leave. L'Hôtel du Libre-Échange 16/17 Réalisation des décors de « L'Hôtel du Libre-Échange » de Georges Feydeau, mis en scène par Isabelle Nanty, dans les ateliers de la Comédie-Française à Sarcelles Maxime confesses that he was there with Victoire. He confronts Angelique and Paillardin about the letter. His face is black from the soot in the fireplace, so Paillardin does not recognise him. Maxime and Victoire are brought downstairs by the racket, and are frightened when they discover Paillardin running around. Mathieu runs into Marcelle in the corridor. Act two opens in the Hôtel du Libre Échange, introducing the audience to the hotel owner, Bastien, and his assistant Boulot. [6] Since then there have been more than ten new productions in Paris and other French cities. Boucard gives 5000 francs to Maxime, money that Pinglet had given the inspector as bail to be released from jail. An example among others: an expert who has come to the hotel for professional reasons had better not meet his … Deceptions, hitches and other misunderstandings make a few people mingle whereas, for their own sake, they should not. L'Hôtel du libre échange (1934) - informacje o filmie w bazie Filmweb.pl. After this, Pinglet tells Angelique that he intends to eat at a restaurant. He has no suspicion about Pinglet and Marcelle the previous night, but he remembers Marcelle's purple dress. Marcelle, pretending to be married to Pinglet, gives her name to the police as Madame Pinglet. Copyright © 1998-2020 Filmweb Sp. Directed by Marc Allégret. He has been hired by the hotel owner to investigate reports of strange sounds and disturbances which the owner thinks are coming from ghosts. {"id":"275104","linkUrl":"/film/L%27H%C3%B4tel+du+libre-%C3%A9change-1979-275104","alt":"L'Hôtel du libre-échange"}, {"tv":"/film/L%27H%C3%B4tel+du+libre-%C3%A9change-1979-275104/tv","cinema":"/film/L%27H%C3%B4tel+du+libre-%C3%A9change-1979-275104/showtimes/_cityName_"}, {"linkA":"/zostanwdomu?ref=promo_stayAtHomeA","linkB":"/zostanwdomu?ref=promo_stayAtHomeB"}. When everyone sees his black face, they are convinced he is the man from the hotel. Pinglet manages to make Mathieu leave. The play was revived in Paris during the authors' lifetimes, at the Théâtre des Folies-Dramatiques in 1903 and the Théâtre de la Gaîté in 1906. The play has three acts; acts one and three take place in Monsieur Pinglet's office, while act two takes place in Hôtel du Libre échange, a small Paris hotel. She is disgusted by the brochures, but Pinglet is excited and decides to go to the advertised hotel with Marcelle. k. Pinglet takes out a rope ladder and climbs out of the window. He does not want to be recognised and so covers his face with Pinglet's soot-stained handkerchief, inadvertently making his face black. Paillardin arrives at the hotel, where he is led into a large room. Before leaving, however, he hears Pinglet and Marcelle discussing the hotel they are going to, and decides to stay there for the night with his daughters. Mathieu and his daughters go into their own room, and Mathieu then helps himself to Paillardin's cigars, nightshirt and slippers, thinking they are gifts from the hotel. Angelique does not want him to eat out alone, and so locks him in his office. [10] More recently L'Hôtel du libre échange was translated by Peter Glenville under the title Hotel Paradiso, playing in London in 1956, starring Alec Guinness[11] and on Broadway in 1957, starring Bert Lahr. The play opens in Monsieur Pinglet's office. The daughters amuse themselves by singing and making "ghost noises", but in the middle of it all Paillardin wakes up and is frightened by them. Copyright © 1998-2020 Filmweb Sp. Zdjęcia do filmu kręcono w Boulogne-Billancourt (Francja). [13] and was revived at the Theatre Royal, Bath in August 2013, starring Richard McCabe, Richard Wilson and Hannah Waddingham.[14]. Mathieu, lawyer, friend of Monsieur and Madame Pinglet – M. Guyon, Maxime, Paillardin's nephew – M. Le Gallo, Bastien Morillon, owner of Hôtel du Libre échange – M. Lauret, Ernest, an artist from Montmartre – M. Rablet, Marcelle, Paillardin's wife – Marguerite Caron, Victoire, maid in the Pinglet household – Mme Murany, Violette, Mathieu's daughter – Mme Cartouze, Marguerite, Mathieu's daughter – Mme Sylviani, Paquerette, Mathieu's daughter – Mme Desales, Prevenche, Mathieu's daughter – Mme Boyer, This page was last edited on 4 August 2020, at 12:15. An example among others: an expert who has come to the hotel for professional reasons had better not meet his … Directed by François Goetghebeur. Pinglet, however, is unfazed, and when a letter arrives to "Angelique" from the police station, he is quick to use this to his advantage. They check into a small, discreet Parisian hotel where they wish to spend the night, but complications arise and the couple never manage to exchange as much as a kiss. Mathieu, who suffers from a speech impediment when it rains, announces that he intends to stay at the Pinglets' house for a month. Pinglet tries to persuade Marcelle to get into bed with him, but has obviously had too much to drink, and the alcohol and cigar smoke go to his head. Monsieur Pinglet, on the other hand, tries the same tactic and gives his name as Monsieur Paillardin. After trying to hide in Mathieu's room, they exit the hotel. They get a room. [5] After Feydeau died in 1921 his plays were neglected until the 1940s and 1950s; the first Paris revival of L'Hôtel du libre échange after his death was at the Théâtre Marigny in 1956 with Olivier Hussenot as Pinglet in a production by Jean-Pierre Grenier. k. With Sylvie Adigard, Thierry Beccaro, Grichka Bogdanoff, Igor Bogdanoff. He leaves the room to get some fresh air. [1] The Annales du théâtre et de la musique, noting that the laughter reverberated inside and out of the auditorium, said that a reviewer could only laugh and applaud rather than criticise. {"id":"134769","linkUrl":"/film/L%27H%C3%B4tel+du+libre+%C3%A9change-1934-134769","alt":"L'Hôtel du libre échange","imgUrl":"https://fwcdn.pl/fpo/47/69/134769/7191093.2.jpg"}, {"tv":"/film/L%27H%C3%B4tel+du+libre+%C3%A9change-1934-134769/tv","cinema":"/film/L%27H%C3%B4tel+du+libre+%C3%A9change-1934-134769/showtimes/_cityName_"}, {"linkA":"/zostanwdomu?ref=promo_stayAtHomeA","linkB":"/zostanwdomu?ref=promo_stayAtHomeB"}.