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Cast

Yves Montand
as Cesar

Romy Schneider
as Rosalie

Sami Frey
as David

Umberto Orsini
as Antoine

Eva-Maria Meineke
as Lucie

Bernard Le Coq
as Michel

Isabelle Huppert
as Marite

Henri-Jacques Huet
as Marcel

Robert Le Beal

Gisela Hahn
as Carla

Pippo Merisi
as Albert

Colin Drake

Carlo Nell
as Julien

Herve Sand
as Georges

Serge Nubret

Michel Piccoli
as Narrator

Marcel Gassouk

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Critic Reviews for Cesar and Rosalie

Audience Reviews for Cesar and Rosalie

• Aug 12, 2005

  [font=Century Gothic]"Cesar and Rosalie" starts out with comic book artist David(Sami Frey) returning to France after a five year absence.(One slight flaw of the movie is that the absence is never explained.) He has found out from a mutual acquaintance that his true love, Rosalie(Romy Schneider), has in the interim, married, had a child, divorced, and is now seriously involved with a very wealthy, older, but none too slick scrap dealer, Cesar(Yves Montand). David has been invited to the wedding of Rosalie's mother, thus complicating matters for everyone within a thirty-mile radius.[/font] [font=Century Gothic][/font] [font=Century Gothic]"Cesar and Rosalie" is a very clever movie about a love triangle that also has much to say about that everylasting battle between money and happiness. The movie is quite philosophical about when it is right to let go of a person, if at all and how none of us are possessions. Through Rosalie, we get a first hand view of a woman's battle for equality.(She is a translator, quite well educated and can handle Cesar's business affairs in his absence.) The audience has sympathy for all the characters which is always a good sign. The finale is especially well-done. The performances of the lead actors are all top-notch.[/font]
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