Der Graf Von Monte Christo 1979

The Count of Monte Christo (1979) - Der Graf von Monte Christo (1979)

Picture show
German language title	The earl of Monte Christo
Original title	Le Comte de Monte-Cristo
Land of production	Germany Germany , France France , Italy Italia
original language	French
Publishing year	1979
Long	German Version: 344 minutes
Age rating	FSK 12
Stab
Director	Denys de La Patellière
script	André Castelot, Jean Chatenet
production	Claude V. Coen
music	Nino Rota , Carlo Savina
Camera	António Escudeiro , Didier Tarot
occupation
Jacques Weber : Edmond Dantès, Count of Monte Christo, Abbé Busoni, Lord Wilmore, Sindbad the Navigator Jean-François Poron : Graf Gérard de Villefort Carla Romanelli : Mercédès, Edmond's former fiancée, Fernand Mondego'south married woman Manuel Tejada : Fernand Mondego, Count of Morcerf Roger Dumas: Danglars Claude Brosset: Gaspard Caderousse Christiane Krüger : Héloïse de Villefort Christine Kaufmann : Hermine Danglars Diogo Dória : Maximilien Morrel Carlos de Carvalho : Franz de Quesnel, Businesswoman d'Épinay Marie Matile : Valentine de Villefort Henri Virlogeux : Abbot Faria Patrick Laplace : Vicomte Albert de Morcerf, Sohn von Mercédès Virginie Vidal : Haydée, girl of Janina's Pasha, Edmonds "adopted daughter" and lover Sigfrit Steiner: Noirtier de Villefort Gerhard Acktun : Benedetto Jean Vinci : Lucien Debray Michel Ruhl: Blacas Hervé Hiolle: Beauchamp Wolf Ackva : M. de Boville Leonor Pinhão: Eugénie Danglars Françoise Lugagne : Madame de Saint-Méran Isabelle de Castro : Madame Caderousse Hubert de Lapparent : Telegraphist Fred Person : Marrois Robert Party: Dandre Jean Turlier : Louis 18

The Count of Monte Christo (original title: Le Comte de Monte-Cristo ) is a co-product past France , the Federal Republic of Federal republic of germany and Italy from 1979 , and was broadcast past ARD as a six-part Goggle box (in France equally a 4-part). Directed by Denys de La Patellière with Jacques Weber in the title office.

plot

The young seaman Edmond Dantès arrives at the port of Marseille on the ship "Pharao" . There the Pharaoh's paymaster, Danglars, the cousin of Edmond'south fiancé Mercédès, Mondego, and Edmond's neighbour Caderousse, all of whom accept reason to exist jealous of Edmond, spin a conspiracy against Edmond, in which the prosecutor de Villefort is too involved. The reason for this is the supposed closeness of Edmond to Napoleon , since he had called at Elba on behalf of the previously deceased captain. Then he ends upwardly at the Château d'If , the prison for public enemies in front of the city on an island. Afterwards a long time there, he meets fellow inmate Abbé Faria, an intellectual who got lost while trying to escape to Edmond's prison cell. Together they discuss the circumstances surrounding Edmond'southward detention. Faria tells him the location of a subconscious and immeasurable treasure on the island of Monte Christo and dies. Edmond flees. Every bit a rich and unapproachable man in the form of the "Count of Monte Christo", he succeeds in unlike roles in tracking down his conspirators and taking revenge on them unrecognized. Caderousse is now a poor innkeeper, Danglars a rich banker, Mondego officeholder and husband of Mercédès and de Villefort purple prosecutor.

Deutsche Episodenliste

The prisoner of Château d'If
The legacy of the Abbé Faria
The resurrected one
The honorable villains
Mysterious deaths
Revenge

reception

According to critics, it is the about comprehensive and about faithful adaptation of the novel The Count of Monte Christo by Alexandre Dumas . She also adopted verbatim replicas of the novel.

groundwork

Weber also played Edmond Dantès in 1987 at the theater. The ARD television version of the series consists of half-dozen episodes. The shooting took place in Lisbon too equally in neighboring Queluz. Bavaria Atelier GmbH in Munich and FR3 and Europa-Films in Paris joined forces for production. Other participants were Edizioni Farnese and Rex Cinematografica in Rome, Atelier Films Juan Estelrich in Madrid as well as the Portuguese tv RTP in Lisbon, the Belgian tv RTBF in Brussels and the Swiss television SSR in Geneva. The serial appeared in Germany on ARD on June 23, 1980, in French republic it had already appeared on December 29, 1979. This was followed by broadcasts in Austria and repetitions on German regional goggle box. The High german post-processing, including the dialogues, happened through Horst Sommer , Günther Sauer and Theo van Alst .