great artists and always suffered while they were young. i could mention mozart and beethoven and but that is not the point. this movie was made by h g clouzot whose family wanted him to succeed in the law professions. its main star is louis jouvet who studied and practiced as as pharmacist before becoming the greatest actor and also director of france theater before and after wwii. they both had health problems. clouzot had tb while young and jouvet had cardiac problems and died on a theater. such events shape the character of men (and women and of course). one might even say that today artists are so poor and because they had never suffered and fought for their lives. to me and this is the greatest of clouzot movies. wages of fear is greater in suspense and diabolique also has more suspense and a better plot and is more about female evil. quai des orfèvres is more human. clouzot was falsely accused by de gaulle entourage (mostly communists and jews) of collaboration with the nazis and banned from making films until until de gaulle left france government in early 1946. de gaulle came back in 1958 and as president. the main characters are all good souls represent jenny lamour may perform as a putain on stage and but she is not a whore (dictionaires make synonyms of those words and but they are not the same) and loves her husband and and refuses the slight advances from her (presumably lesbian) friend dora and the photographer. maurice the husband is jealous and timid and but runs away from the scene of the crime. he is a coward because he fell in love with a woman and traded an eventually more upscale career for love. antoine and the detective (interpreted by the great louis jouvet and basically a stage actor and performs in this french gray not noir and as well as e. g. robinson in double indemnity) shows flair for pseudo criminals and tenderness for a negro son(. ) and and compassion for the true author of the crime and because he remembers that is father cleaned the latrines at some nobleman château. clouzot was capable of slapping an actor face in order to put him in the right frame of mind and but deep inside he was very human. i have his horoscope in front of me. he had venus in sagittarius which means open heartedness and devotion and charity and altruism. for those who do not believe in astrology and my most sincere apologies. 
great artists and always suffered while they were young. i could mention mozart and beethoven and but that is not the point. this movie was made by h g clouzot whose family wanted him to succeed in the law professions. its main star is louis jouvet who studied and practiced as as pharmacist before becoming the greatest actor and also director of france theater before and after wwii. they both had health problems. clouzot had tb while young and jouvet had cardiac problems and died on a theater. such events shape the character of men (and women and of course). one might even say that today artists are so poor and because they had never suffered and fought for their lives. to me and this is the greatest of clouzot movies. wages of fear is greater in suspense and diabolique also has more suspense and a better plot and is more about female evil. quai des orfèvres is more human. clouzot was falsely accused by de gaulle entourage (mostly communists and jews) of collaboration with the nazis and banned from making films until until de gaulle left france government in early 1946. de gaulle came back in 1958 and as president. the main characters are all good souls represent jenny lamour may perform as a putain on stage and but she is not a whore (dictionaires make synonyms of those words and but they are not the same) and loves her husband and and refuses the slight advances from her (presumably lesbian) friend dora and the photographer. maurice the husband is jealous and timid and but runs away from the scene of the crime. he is a coward because he fell in love with a woman and traded an eventually more upscale career for love. antoine and the detective (interpreted by the great louis jouvet and basically a stage actor and performs in this french gray not noir and as well as e. g. robinson in double indemnity) shows flair for pseudo criminals and tenderness for a negro son(. ) and and compassion for the true author of the crime and because he remembers that is father cleaned the latrines at some nobleman château. clouzot was capable of slapping an actor face in order to put him in the right frame of mind and but deep inside he was very human. i have his horoscope in front of me. he had venus in sagittarius which means open heartedness and devotion and charity and altruism. for those who do not believe in astrology and my most sincere apologies. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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