Manon des Sources Jean de Florette 2ème Partie (Original title)MANON OF THE SPRINGS (Alternative title)Manon des Sources (Alternative title)
Date: 1986 (Copyright)Countries: France, Italy, SwitzerlandDirector: Claude Berri
Production company billing: ©Renn Productions/Films A2 Renn Productions presents with the help of Images Investissements/Investimage/sofica Creations/Cofimage a co-production of Renn Productions/Films A2/RAI2/DD Productions with the participation of Centre National de la Cinématographie and Ministère de la Culture [end] A co-production of Renn Productions/Antenne 2 TV France/Films A2/RAI TV2/Television Suisse Romande/DD Productions
Synopsis: Period drama (continuing the story told in 'Jean de Florette', 1986). The hunchback's daughter, Manon, is now grown up and a shepherdess, and Ugolin falls hopelessly in love with her. When she learns of the reason for her father's death, she determines to take revenge on the villagers who were behind it. Little do the perpetrators realize how far-reaching, and how gravely ill-advised, their scheme will prove to have been.
Genre: Drama
Subjects: Countryside, Shepherding, Revenge, Family
Releases
Date: 1986not specifiedRelease type: unknownFormat: not specified - Colour - Eastmancolor - Sound - DolbyRuntime: 120 mins Language: French
Date: May 2015Country: United KingdomRelease type: InternetFormat: not specified - Colour - SoundRuntime: 113 mins Dialogue (original): EnglishDistributor: BFIPlayer
Date: 1986 (Copyright)Countries: France, Italy, SwitzerlandDirector: Claude Berri
Production company billing: ©Renn Productions/Films A2 Renn Productions presents with the help of Images Investissements/Investimage/sofica Creations/Cofimage a co-production of Renn Productions/Films A2/RAI2/DD Productions with the participation of Centre National de la Cinématographie and Ministère de la Culture [end] A co-production of Renn Productions/Antenne 2 TV France/Films A2/RAI TV2/Television Suisse Romande/DD Productions
Synopsis: Period drama (continuing the story told in 'Jean de Florette', 1986). The hunchback's daughter, Manon, is now grown up and a shepherdess, and Ugolin falls hopelessly in love with her. When she learns of the reason for her father's death, she determines to take revenge on the villagers who were behind it. Little do the perpetrators realize how far-reaching, and how gravely ill-advised, their scheme will prove to have been.
Genre: Drama
Subjects: Countryside, Shepherding, Revenge, Family
Releases
Date: 1986not specifiedRelease type: unknownFormat: not specified - Colour - Eastmancolor - Sound - DolbyRuntime: 120 mins Language: French
Date: May 2015Country: United KingdomRelease type: InternetFormat: not specified - Colour - SoundRuntime: 113 mins Dialogue (original): EnglishDistributor: BFIPlayer
Credits
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Production Company: Renn Productions, Production Company: Films A2, Production Company: Raidue, Production Company: D.D. Films, Production Company: Antenne 2, Production Company: Télévision Suisse Romande, With the assistance of: Images Investissements, With the assistance of: Investimage, With the assistance of: Créations, Cofimage, With the participation of: CNC - Centre national de la cinématographie, Ministère Français de la Culture, Executive Producer: Pierre Grunstein, Associate Producer: Alain Poiré, Unit Production Manager: Roland Thénot, Unit Manager: Janou Shammans, Unit Manager: Jacques Allaire, Unit Manager: Jacky Lapointe, Unit Manager: Marie-Françoise Eugene, Unit Manager: Frédéric Auburtin, Unit Manager: Alain Olivieri, Unit Manager: Pascal Klein, Unit Manager: Philippe Savournin, Olivier Austen, Production Administrator: Colette Suder, Tamara Setton, Location Manager: Gilles G. Loutfi, Location Manager: Dominique Trebert, Location Manager: Jean-Paul Camail, Location Manager: Frédéric Fouillé, Production Secretary: Denise Henry, Jacqueline Tolianker, Assistant Director: Xavier Castano, Assistant Director: Pascal Baeumler, Assistant Director: Isabelle Henry, Assistant Director: Emmanuel Touraille, Script Supervisor: Hélène Sébillotte, Casting: Marie-Christine Lafosse, Adaptation: Claude Berri, Adaptation: Gérard Brach, Based on the novel by: Marcel Pagnol, Director of Photography: Bruno Nuytten, Assistant Camera: Pierre Novion, Assistant Camera: Franck Landron, Assistant Camera: Benoît Delhomme, Rémy Chevrin, Electrician: Louis Bihi, Electrician: Christian Weyers, Electrician: Gilles Lienard, Electrician: Bernard Caroff, Grip: Bernard Bregier, Grip: Gérard Buffard, Grip: Gerard Rival, Grip: Jean-Luc Bezeau, Stills Photography: Étienne George, Stills Photography: Bernard Prim, Stills Photography: Georges Pierre, Special Effects: Jean-Marc Mouligné, Special Effects: Paul Trielli, Editor: Geneviève Louveau, Editor: Hervé de Luze, Art Director: Bernard Vezat, Assistant to Art Director: Jean-Pierre Cognard, Assistant to Art Director: Jean-Marc Druais, Assistant to Art Director: Thomas Godelle, Assistant to Art Director: Christian Marti, Assistant to Art Director: Patrick Martin, Christian Tamisier, Set Decorator: Olivier Coutagne, Set Decorator: Françoise Doré, Set Decorator: François Bariani, Floor Props: Marcel Laude, Costume Designer: Sylvie Gautrelet, Costumes: Michèle Richer, Costumes: Catherine Taisson, Costumes: Madeline Fontaine, Costumes: Gil Noir, Costumes: Simone Leroy, Costumes: Claudia Tenaglia, Paule Mangenot, Costumes Executed by: Annamode 68, Make-up: Michel Deruelle, Make-up: Jean-Pierre Eychenne, Make-up: Pierre Bellis, Hairstylist: Jean-Pierre Berroyer, Titles: Euro-Titres, Music/Music Conductor: Jean-Claude Petit, Jean's Theme after 'La Force du déstin': Giuseppe Verdi, Music Performed by: Orchestre de Paris, Musician (Harmonica): Toots Thielemans, Musician (Psaltery): Maurice Guis, Musician (Voice): Eva Brenner, Gabriel Bacquier, Music Director: Virginie Petit, Music Recorder/Mixer: Roland Guillotel, Music recording and re-recording: Studio Guillaume Tell, Studio Recordist: Gérard Lamps, Sound: Pierre Gamet, Sound: Dominique Hennequin, Sound: Laurent Quaglio, Boom Operator: Bernard Chaumeil, Assistant Mixer: François Groult, Sound Editor: Mireille Lorey, Sound Editor: Maryline Monthieux, Dialogue editor: Sophie Coussein, Dialogue editor: Pascal Bevelard, Emmanuelle Simon, Sound Effects: Jérôme Lévy, Sound Effects: Alain Lévy, Dubbing: Jacques Lévy, Dubbing: Jocelyne Cartier, Subtitles: Helen Scott, Dedicated by: Marcel Pagnol, Jacqueline Pagnol, Animal Handler: Bernard Bruna, Animal Handler: Michel André, André Pavon, Press Representative: Josée Bénabent-Loiseau, Jean-Pierre Vincent
Cast
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Yves Montand (César Soubeyran, 'Le Papet'), Daniel Auteuil (Ugolin Soubeyran), Emmanuelle Béart (Manon Cadoret), Hippolyte Girardot (Bernard Olivier, schoolteacher), Margarita Lozano (Baptistine), Yvonne Gamy (Delphine), Tiki Olgado (specialist), Jean Bouchaud (young priest), Elisabeth Depardieu (Aimée Cadoret), Gabriel Bacquier (Victor), Armand Meffre (Philoxène), André Dupon (Pamphile), Pierre Nougaro (Casimir), Jean Maurel (Anglade), Roger Souza (Ange), Didier Pain (Eliacin), Pierre-Jean Rippert (Pascal Cabridan), Marc Betton (Martial), Chantal Liennel (Amandine, Le Papet's servant), Lucien Damiani (Belloiseau), Fransined (florist), Françoise Trompette (village woman)