Nana (TV Mini-Series 1981)

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10 May 2001 | pierrealix
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| close to zola
Very Good TV Movie ,Far better than the Christian-Jaque 1954 Movie and also probably the closest to Zola Novel..Unfortunately Veronique Genest is only a nice Nana but you really wonder why so many Rich Men destroy their lives for Her..I think most beautiful movie women would have been miscast in this role as those famous "Reines de Paris" all disappeared with WW1...Perhaps Greta Garbo could have played it.

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Broadcast on Antenne 2 in 1981, this mini-series launched Véronique Genest's acting career by making her a star. In her autobiography, the actress recalls how she got the role: "There were 500 suitors and I couldn't get an audition fixed. So I decided to leave the casting director a nude photo of myself wearing only socks. A few days later, Maurice Cazeneuve in person phoned me to make an appointment at his house in rue de Lille. I went in, he looked at me and I undressed. I was 22 and luckily I had no weight problems, I was thin but I had both butt and breasts. He told me he had seen my photo, he made me turn and walk. Finally he asked me to recite some lines and to rehearse a scene with him...A few days later I got the news that I was going to be Nana."

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Drama

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Release Date:

15 March 1981

Language

French

Country of Origin

France, Belgium, Switzerland

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