La Flambeuse Explained
La Flambleuse is a 1981 French drama film directed by Rachel Weinberg.
Plot
It tells the story of a woman hooked to gambling who begins neglecting her husband and children.[1] [2]
Cast
- Lea Massari: Louise
- Laurent Terzieff: Le Chevalier
- Gérard Blain: Henri
- Évelyne Dress: Clémentine
- Didier Sauvegrain: Maxence
- Gabriel Jabbour: the professor
- Claude Brosset: the Hungarian
- Pierre Saintons: the postman
- Rudolf Monori: Xavier
- Jacques Serres: Loulou
- Gérard Cuvier: the café owner
- Nicolas Chesnay: Benoît
- Vincent Blanchet: Jean-Pierre
- Jean-Marie Marguet: Manetto
- Florence Blot: Adélaïde
- Roland Timsit: Jean-Luc
- Maurice Rollet: the surgeon
- Marc de Jonge: De Boissouvre
Notes and References
- News: La Flambeuse, de Rachel Weinberg. Siclier. Jacques. 1981-05-14. Le Monde. 2019-08-31. fr.
- Web site: La Flambeuse. Premiere.fr. FR. 2019-08-31.