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Vice and Virtue [DVD] [1963]
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Language:French
: Program Type:Movie
: Screen Format:Black & White
: Studio:Redemption
: Region Code:1
: Aspect Ratio:2.35:1
: Format:DVD
: Product Name:Vice and Virtue [DVD] [1963]
: Product Tags:DVD
: Subtitles:English
The ""vice and virtue"" of the title of this wartime drama directed by Roger Vadim are exemplified in the personae of two very attractive women: Juliette (Annie Girardot) and Justine (Catherine Deneuve). Juliette is a collaborator and Justine supports the resistance movement, yet when her husband is arrested on her wedding day, she goes to Juliette to ask for help. That simple plan is nixed by a series of unfortunate circumstances that send Justine to a brothel for German soldiers and make Juliette the mistress of a brutal Nazi officer. The symbolism in this tale harks back to two stories by the Marquis de Sade, one titled ""Juliette"" and the other, ""Justine."" Vadim seems to have been caught between creating symbolic characters versus creating believable women since as the story unfolds, Juliette is not exactly vice incarnate, nor is Justine a model of pristine virtue.~Eleanor Mannikka
Name : Annie Girardot: Role : Juliette
Name : Robert Hossein: Role : SS Col. Schorndorf
Name : Catherine Deneuve: Role : Justine
Name : O.E. Hasse: Role : Gen. von Bamberg
Name : Serge Marquand: Role : Ivan
Name : Luciana Paluzzi: Role : Helena
Name : Henri Attal: Role :
Name : Valeria Ciangottini: Role : Manuela
Name : Michel de Re: Role : Astrologer
Name : Jean-Pierre Honore: Role : Jean
Name : Roger Vadim: Role : Director
Name : Roger Vadim: Role : Producer
Name : Roger Vadim: Role : Screenwriter
Name : Marcel Grignon: Role : Cinematographer
Name : Michel Magne: Role : Composer (Music Score)
Name : Victoria Mercanton: Role : Editor
Name : Jean Andr
: Program Type:Movie
: Screen Format:Black & White
: Studio:Redemption
: Region Code:1
: Aspect Ratio:2.35:1
: Format:DVD
: Product Name:Vice and Virtue [DVD] [1963]
: Product Tags:DVD
: Subtitles:English
The ""vice and virtue"" of the title of this wartime drama directed by Roger Vadim are exemplified in the personae of two very attractive women: Juliette (Annie Girardot) and Justine (Catherine Deneuve). Juliette is a collaborator and Justine supports the resistance movement, yet when her husband is arrested on her wedding day, she goes to Juliette to ask for help. That simple plan is nixed by a series of unfortunate circumstances that send Justine to a brothel for German soldiers and make Juliette the mistress of a brutal Nazi officer. The symbolism in this tale harks back to two stories by the Marquis de Sade, one titled ""Juliette"" and the other, ""Justine."" Vadim seems to have been caught between creating symbolic characters versus creating believable women since as the story unfolds, Juliette is not exactly vice incarnate, nor is Justine a model of pristine virtue.~Eleanor Mannikka
Name : Annie Girardot: Role : Juliette
Name : Robert Hossein: Role : SS Col. Schorndorf
Name : Catherine Deneuve: Role : Justine
Name : O.E. Hasse: Role : Gen. von Bamberg
Name : Serge Marquand: Role : Ivan
Name : Luciana Paluzzi: Role : Helena
Name : Henri Attal: Role :
Name : Valeria Ciangottini: Role : Manuela
Name : Michel de Re: Role : Astrologer
Name : Jean-Pierre Honore: Role : Jean
Name : Roger Vadim: Role : Director
Name : Roger Vadim: Role : Producer
Name : Roger Vadim: Role : Screenwriter
Name : Marcel Grignon: Role : Cinematographer
Name : Michel Magne: Role : Composer (Music Score)
Name : Victoria Mercanton: Role : Editor
Name : Jean Andr
