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Films
Bower, Anthony | March 12, 1949 issue

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The article present in formation on the film "Devil in the Flesh." The film is based on the book "Le Diable au Corps," by Raymond Radiguet. Jean Auranche and Pierre Bost, who wrote the screen play of "Devil in the Flesh," Claude Autant Lara, who directed it, and Gerard Philipe and Micheline Presle, who play the leading roles, are to be congratulated on giving the film an atmosphere identical with that of the book, passionately romantic, even erotic, and at the same time pellucid and innocent.

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DEVIL in the Flesh (Film); LE Diable au corps (Book); RADIGUET, Raymond; PRESLE, Micheline; PHILIPE, Gerard, 1922-1959; MOTION pictures
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