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His film ''Film/TheGrandIllusion'' became an international hit and got him nominated for Best Picture at the UsefulNotes/{{Academy Award}}s. His films after that include a proto-Noir ''La Bete humaine'' and a historical drama ''La Marseillaise'' that is one of the greatest films about UsefulNotes/TheFrenchRevolution. His final film before the Second World War was ''The Rules of the Game'', which proved to be highly controversial in the year of its release but would later be VindicatedByHistory as a masterpiece of French Cinema and regularly competed with ''Citizen Kane'' on the all-time great films list. During [=WW2=], he made some films in Hollywood that did not have the same impact as his French films, after the war, Renoir shot a film in India, ''The River'' and then made an ambitious trilogy of films that pioneered the use of color, achieving in cinema what his father did with painting. He was regarded as [[TheAce "le Patron'']] or "The Boss" by the UsefulNotes/FrenchNewWave and in his retirement in Beverly Hills, Hollywood, served as TheMentor for several young film-makers who regularly visited him.
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His film ''Film/TheGrandIllusion'' became an international hit and got him nominated for Best Picture at the UsefulNotes/{{Academy Award}}s. His films after that include a proto-Noir ''La Bete humaine'' and a historical drama ''La Marseillaise'' that is one of the greatest films about UsefulNotes/TheFrenchRevolution. His final film before the Second World War was ''The Rules of the Game'', which proved to be highly controversial in the year of its release but would later be VindicatedByHistory as a masterpiece of French Cinema and regularly competed with ''Citizen Kane'' on the all-time great films list. During [=WW2=], he made some films in Hollywood that did not have the same impact as his French films, after the war, Renoir shot a film in India, ''The River'' and then made an ambitious trilogy of films that pioneered the use of color, achieving in cinema what his father did with painting. He was regarded as [[TheAce "le Patron'']] or "The Boss" by the UsefulNotes/FrenchNewWave and in his retirement in Beverly Hills, Hollywood, served as TheMentor for several young film-makers filmmakers who regularly visited him.
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Not to be confused with Creator/JeanReno, a French actor born in Spain.
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He was the second son of Impressionist painter Pierre-Auguste Renoir. His father had a major influence on the young man, who after serving in UsefulNotes/WorldWarI, returned to nurse his father in his final days. While recovering from a battle wound, Renoir saw films by Creator/CharlieChaplin or ''Charlot'' as he was known in France and became interested in movies. He made some interesting silent films starring first wife Catherine Hessling and when sound came in, pioneered several bold new techniques which made him a great talent in French cinema. Already in the 30s, years ahead of his time, Renoir pioneered use of recording sound on location, as well as several kind of camera techniques that make his movies seem more modern than most old films. In terms of content, Renoir brought a viewpoint of great complexity and challenged all kinds of received ideas of France and nationalism at the time.
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He was the second son of Impressionist {{impressionis|m}}t painter Pierre-Auguste Renoir. His father had a major influence on the young man, who after serving in UsefulNotes/WorldWarI, returned to nurse his father in his final days. While recovering from a battle wound, Renoir saw films by Creator/CharlieChaplin or ''Charlot'' as he was known in France and became interested in movies. He made some interesting silent films starring first wife Catherine Hessling and when sound came in, pioneered several bold new techniques which made him a great talent in French cinema. Already in the 30s, years ahead of his time, Renoir pioneered use of recording sound on location, as well as several kind of camera techniques that make his movies seem more modern than most old films. In terms of content, Renoir brought a viewpoint of great complexity and challenged all kinds of received ideas of France and nationalism at the time.
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* HeAlsoDid: He is the author of the play ''Orvet'', an important memoir on his father ''Renoir, My Father'', his own memoirs (''My Life and My Films'' and a novel (''The Notebooks of Captain George''). In his early career, he was a designer of ceramics.
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He was the second son of Impressionist painter Pierre-Auguste Renoir. His father had a major influence on the young man, who after serving in the First World War, UsefulNotes/WorldWarI, returned to nurse his father in his final days. While recovering from a battle wound, Renoir saw films by Creator/CharlieChaplin or ''Charlot'' as he was known in France and became interested in movies. He made some interesting silent films starring first wife Catherine Hessling and when sound came in, pioneered several bold new techniques which made him a great talent in French cinema. Already in the 30s, years ahead of his time, Renoir pioneered use of recording sound on location, as well as several kind of camera techniques that make his movies seem more modern than most old films. In terms of content, Renoir brought a viewpoint of great complexity and challenged all kinds of received ideas of France and nationalism at the time.
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* ''The Southerner (L'homme du sud)'' (1945)
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* BigNameFan: Renoir's fan-club is legion: Creator/JohnFord, Creator/DouglasSirk, Creator/RobertoRossellini, Creator/SatyajitRay, Creator/OrsonWelles, Creator/AkiraKurosawa, Creator/MartinScorsese, Creator/WoodyAllen, Creator/RobertAltman, Creator/WesAnderson, the UsefulNotes/FrenchNewWave (all of them), Creator/MichelangeloAntonioni, Creator/LuchinoVisconti (his former assistant), Creator/BernardoBertolucci and that's only a small list.
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Jean Renoir (1894-1979) is the second son of Impressionist painter Pierre-Auguste Renoir. His father had a major influence on the young man, who after serving in the First World War, returned to nurse his father in his final days. While recovering from a battle wound, Renoir saw films by Creator/CharlieChaplin or ''Charlot'' as he was known in France and became interested in movies. He made some interesting silent films starring first wife Catherine Hessling and when sound came in, pioneered several bold new techniques which made him a great talent in French cinema. Already in the 30s, years ahead of his time, Renoir pioneered use of recording sound on location, as well as several kind of camera techniques that make his movies seem more modern than most old films. In terms of content, Renoir brought a viewpoint of great complexity and challenged all kinds of received ideas of France and nationalism at the time.
His film ''Film/TheGrandIllusion'' became an international hit and got him nominated for Best Picture at the Academy Awards. His films after that include a proto-Noir ''La Bete humaine'' and a historical drama ''La Marseillaise'' that is one of the greatest films about UsefulNotes/TheFrenchRevolution. His final film before the Second World War was ''The Rules of the Game'', which proved to be highly controversial in the year of its release but would later be VindicatedByHistory as a masterpiece of French Cinema and regularly competed with ''Citizen Kane'' on the all-time great films list. During [=WW2=], he made some films in Hollywood that did not have the same impact as his French films, after the war, Renoir shot a film in India, ''The River'' and then made an ambitious trilogy of films that pioneered the use of color, achieving in cinema what his father did with painting. He was regarded as [[TheAce "le Patron'']] or "The Boss" by the UsefulNotes/FrenchNewWave and in his retirement in Beverly Hills, Hollywood, served as TheMentor for several young film-makers who regularly visited him.
His film ''Film/TheGrandIllusion'' became an international hit and got him nominated for Best Picture at the Academy Awards. His films after that include a proto-Noir ''La Bete humaine'' and a historical drama ''La Marseillaise'' that is one of the greatest films about UsefulNotes/TheFrenchRevolution. His final film before the Second World War was ''The Rules of the Game'', which proved to be highly controversial in the year of its release but would later be VindicatedByHistory as a masterpiece of French Cinema and regularly competed with ''Citizen Kane'' on the all-time great films list. During [=WW2=], he made some films in Hollywood that did not have the same impact as his French films, after the war, Renoir shot a film in India, ''The River'' and then made an ambitious trilogy of films that pioneered the use of color, achieving in cinema what his father did with painting. He was regarded as [[TheAce "le Patron'']] or "The Boss" by the UsefulNotes/FrenchNewWave and in his retirement in Beverly Hills, Hollywood, served as TheMentor for several young film-makers who regularly visited him.
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Jean Renoir (1894-1979) is (15 September 1894 – 12 February 1979) was an acclaimed French film director, producer, screenwriter, and actor whose work spanned across five decades.
He was the second son of Impressionist painter Pierre-Auguste Renoir. His father had a major influence on the young man, who after serving in the First World War, returned to nurse his father in his final days. While recovering from a battle wound, Renoir saw films by Creator/CharlieChaplin or ''Charlot'' as he was known in France and became interested in movies. He made some interesting silent films starring first wife Catherine Hessling and when sound came in, pioneered several bold new techniques which made him a great talent in French cinema. Already in the 30s, years ahead of his time, Renoir pioneered use of recording sound on location, as well as several kind of camera techniques that make his movies seem more modern than most old films. In terms of content, Renoir brought a viewpoint of great complexity and challenged all kinds of received ideas of France and nationalism at the time.
His film ''Film/TheGrandIllusion'' became an international hit and got him nominated for Best Picture at theAcademy Awards.UsefulNotes/{{Academy Award}}s. His films after that include a proto-Noir ''La Bete humaine'' and a historical drama ''La Marseillaise'' that is one of the greatest films about UsefulNotes/TheFrenchRevolution. His final film before the Second World War was ''The Rules of the Game'', which proved to be highly controversial in the year of its release but would later be VindicatedByHistory as a masterpiece of French Cinema and regularly competed with ''Citizen Kane'' on the all-time great films list. During [=WW2=], he made some films in Hollywood that did not have the same impact as his French films, after the war, Renoir shot a film in India, ''The River'' and then made an ambitious trilogy of films that pioneered the use of color, achieving in cinema what his father did with painting. He was regarded as [[TheAce "le Patron'']] or "The Boss" by the UsefulNotes/FrenchNewWave and in his retirement in Beverly Hills, Hollywood, served as TheMentor for several young film-makers who regularly visited him.
He was the second son of Impressionist painter Pierre-Auguste Renoir. His father had a major influence on the young man, who after serving in the First World War, returned to nurse his father in his final days. While recovering from a battle wound, Renoir saw films by Creator/CharlieChaplin or ''Charlot'' as he was known in France and became interested in movies. He made some interesting silent films starring first wife Catherine Hessling and when sound came in, pioneered several bold new techniques which made him a great talent in French cinema. Already in the 30s, years ahead of his time, Renoir pioneered use of recording sound on location, as well as several kind of camera techniques that make his movies seem more modern than most old films. In terms of content, Renoir brought a viewpoint of great complexity and challenged all kinds of received ideas of France and nationalism at the time.
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* ''The Lower Depths'' (1936) - from the play by Maxim Gorky.
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* ''The Human Beast (La Bête humaine)'' (1938) - Also remade into an American film by Creator/FritzLang, the original is pretty Noir itself.
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