Paul Frankeur

Paul Frankeur

  • Born: 1905-6-29
  • Height: 5' 7" (1.7 m)
  • Extended Reading
    • Sadye 2022-01-12 08:01:10

      not simple


      I was a little bit puzzled by the meaning of the name when I hurriedly looked at the content of the movie before... I checked "heaven" refers to the worst position in the back row of the theater's top floor. The meaning is for the audience to experience it by themselves...

      and admire it is really a...

    • Melisa 2022-01-12 08:01:10

      Paradise child

      This movie is full of betrayal and pain, but in the face of love, these are small. Only love is great, love can help us overcome everything.
      This movie made me feel a lot, especially the ending, which is always unexpected, but I think there is an unexpected ending that can reflect the ability of...

    • Mina 2022-03-19 09:01:07

      Script-based. All kinds of men, a clown. All kinds of women, a peerless. Life is like a play, but play is not as good as life. Drama and reality, dream and awakening, truth and falsity, film and drama. Was this arrangement at the end because the director could not make up his mind?

    • Clarissa 2022-03-25 09:01:15

      Didn't achieve the expected expectation. I thought the two protagonists were very "cool". The result is that they are vulgar and they look good. I just do whatever I want. Hahahaha == hater's gotta hate. But Jacques Prevert's lines are still very flavorful. L'amour est si simple.

    Children of Paradise quotes

    • Baptiste: I still love you. I always have. And you, Garance? No, don't answer. I won't ask for anything. You're here. That's all that matters. Here, alive in my arms, like the first time. No, I ask for nothing. Only - the warmth of your body against my body, this mouth of yours. These eyes of yours.

    • Édouard, Count de Montray: How do you ply your talents these days?

      Pierre-François Lacenaire: Since you ask, I'm putting the finishing touches on something that will cause a sensation.

      Édouard, Count de Montray: A tragedy, no doubt.

      Pierre-François Lacenaire: No, a comedy, a farce. Or a tragedy, if you prefer. It's all the same. There's no difference. Or very little. For example, if a king is deceived, it's a tragedy of infidelity. He's deceived not by his wife...

      Frederick: But by Fate.

      Pierre-François Lacenaire: Yes, Fate. But if it's a poor devil like you or me, Monsieur de Montray - and I use "me" as a figure of speech - it's no longer a tragedy, but mere buffoonery, a sorry tale of cuckolds.