Marc Allégret

French film director and screenwriter

Marc Allégret - Artists & Creatives born December 22nd, 1900
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A prominent figure in French cinema, directed several critically acclaimed films throughout the 20th century. Worked closely with significant literary sources, bringing adaptations to the big screen. Contributions included both directorial and screenwriting efforts that shaped the narrative style of French filmmaking during the post-war era. Collaboration with notable actors and cinematographers enhanced the visual storytelling in films. His works spanned across different genres, showcasing versatility in storytelling and style.

Directed 'The Man on the Eiffel Tower'

Wrote and directed 'Les Enfants du paradis'

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