terça-feira, 29 de maio de 2012

Christian-Jaque. - A Tulipa Negra (La tulipe noire) - 1964

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La tulipe noire (The Black Tulip) is a French film only loosely based on the novel of the same name  by Alexandre Dumas. It was basically a star vehicle for the popular French actor Alain Delon.

Like the popular European Karl May movies of the same time, the script actually used only the main characters of a popular novel but didn't stick to the original story. Alain Delon plays here a swashbuckling French Robin Hood who fights corrupt nobles in the era before the French Revolution. Like Zorro the Black Tulip is in his real life a fixture at the court and needs therefore to camouflage himself before he can fight for justice. Unfortunately Guillaume de Saint Preux, the first Black Tulip, gets injured. Marked by a scar in the face he has to beseech his twin brother Julian to cover for him.[2]
The gentle, clumsy Julian fulfils his brother's wish but Guillaume's arch enemy Baron La Mouche still seeks the Black Tulip. When he feels that there probably is a connection between Guillaume de Saint Preux and the masked hero, has he Julian imprisoned. The original Black Tulip rescues him, but while Julian can escape, his brother is caught in the act and soon afterwards executed.
At the end of the film, it shows that Julian succeeds to his brother. He rises to the occasion and is now as good a fighter for justice as his deceased brother was. He has also won the heart of Caroline who supports him.
Alain Delon used the opportunity to demonstrate his range as an actor by playing two different brothers. In 1975 he would again play a maskedswashbuckler in his Zorro film. (Wikipedia)

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