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It's been filmed three times: the 1964 film ''La Ronde'', directed by Roger Vadim; ''Reigen'' (the original title of Schnitzler's play), a 1973 film directed by Otto Schenk, and the 1950 film ''La Ronde'' by Creator/MaxOphuls, the latter containing the famous La Ronde [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9iSe-OTb1k waltz]] by Oscar Straus.
It's been [[AdaptationDistillation adapted]] for the stage by David Hare as ''The Blue Room'' (in which two performers played all the roles), by Michael John [=LaChiusa=] as [[AllMusicalsAreAdaptations a musical]], ''Hello Again'' (which shifts decades for each scene, though the characters remain the same- this has also now been adapted into a feature film) and by Eric Bentley as ''Round 2'' (a Gay version set in TheSeventies UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity). The 1950 film had an AllStarCast of French and European cinema of the day that included Anton Walbrook, Creator/SimoneSignoret, Creator/SimoneSimon, and Creator/DanielleDarrieux.
The {{Theme Park|s}} in UsefulNotes/{{Montreal}} is completely unrelated.
It's been [[AdaptationDistillation adapted]] for the stage by David Hare as ''The Blue Room'' (in which two performers played all the roles), by Michael John [=LaChiusa=] as [[AllMusicalsAreAdaptations a musical]], ''Hello Again'' (which shifts decades for each scene, though the characters remain the same- this has also now been adapted into a feature film) and by Eric Bentley as ''Round 2'' (a Gay version set in TheSeventies UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity). The 1950 film had an AllStarCast of French and European cinema of the day that included Anton Walbrook, Creator/SimoneSignoret, Creator/SimoneSimon, and Creator/DanielleDarrieux.
The {{Theme Park|s}} in UsefulNotes/{{Montreal}} is completely unrelated.
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It's been filmed three times: the 1964 film ''La Ronde'', directed by Roger Vadim; ''Reigen'' (the original title of Schnitzler's play), a 1973 film directed by Otto Schenk, and the 1950 film ''La Ronde'' by Creator/MaxOphuls, the latter containing the famous La Ronde [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9iSe-OTb1k waltz]] by Oscar Straus.
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It's been [[AdaptationDistillation adapted]] for the stage by David Hare as ''The Blue Room'' (in which two performers played all the roles), by Michael John [=LaChiusa=] as [[AllMusicalsAreAdaptations a musical]], ''Hello Again'' (which shifts decades for each scene, though the characters remain the same- this has also now been adapted into a feature film) and by Eric Bentley as ''Round 2'' (a Gay version set in TheSeventies UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity). The 1950 film had an AllStarCast of French and European cinema of the day that included Anton Walbrook, Creator/SimoneSignoret, Creator/SimoneSimon, and Creator/DanielleDarrieux. \n\n\\\
The {{Theme Park|s}} in UsefulNotes/{{Montreal}} is completelyunrelated.
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It's been [[AdaptationDistillation adapted]] for the stage by David Hare as ''The Blue Room'' (in which two performers played all the roles), by Michael John [=LaChiusa=] as [[AllMusicalsAreAdaptations a musical]], ''Hello Again'' (which shifts decades for each scene, though the characters remain the same- this has also now been adapted into a feature film) and by Eric Bentley as ''Round 2'' (a Gay version set in TheSeventies UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity). The 1950 film had an AllStarCast of French and European cinema of the day that included Anton Walbrook, Creator/SimoneSignoret, Creator/SimoneSimon, and Creator/DanielleDarrieux.
The {{Theme Park|s}} in UsefulNotes/{{Montreal}} is completely
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* EpicTrackingShot: Ophuls was famous for this. The opening scene with the Game Master, in which he establishes the setting and walks around the set, runs five minutes without a cut.
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* IKissYourHand: The young man in the third scene keeps kissing the hand of the married woman.
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* TheOner: Ophuls was famous for this. The opening scene with the Game Master, in which he establishes the setting and walks around the set, runs five minutes without a cut.
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* YourCheatingHeart: A lot.
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It's been [[AdaptationDistillation adapted]] for the stage by David Hare as ''The Blue Room'' (in which two performers played all the roles), by Michael John [=LaChiusa=] as [[AllMusicalsAreAdaptations a musical]], ''Hello Again'' (which shifts decades for each scene, though the characters remain the same)- same- this has also now been adapted into a feature film, film) and by Eric Bentley as ''Round 2'' (a Gay version set in TheSeventies UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity). The 1950 film had an AllStarCast of French and European cinema of the day that included Anton Walbrook, Creator/SimoneSignoret, Creator/SimoneSimon, and Creator/DanielleDarrieux.
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It's been [[AdaptationDistillation adapted]] for the stage by David Hare as ''The Blue Room'' (in which two performers played all the roles), by Michael John [=LaChiusa=] as [[AllMusicalsAreAdaptations a musical]], ''Hello Again'' (which shifts decades for each scene, though the characters remain the same)- this has also now been adapted into a feature film, and by Eric Bentley as ''Round 2'' (a Gay version set in TheSeventies UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity). The 1950 film had an AllStarCast of French and European cinema of the day that included Anton Walbrook, Creator/SimoneSignoret, Creator/SimoneSimon, and Danielle Darrieux.Creator/DanielleDarrieux.
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It's been [[AdaptationDistillation adapted]] for the stage by David Hare as ''The Blue Room'' (in which two performers played all the roles), by Michael John [=LaChiusa=] as [[AllMusicalsAreAdaptations a musical]], ''Hello Again'' (which shifts decades for each scene, though the characters remain the same), same)- this has also now been adapted into a feature film, and by Eric Bentley as ''Round 2'' (a Gay version set in TheSeventies UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity). The 1950 film had an AllStarCast of French and European cinema of the day that included Anton Walbrook, Creator/SimoneSignoret, Creator/SimoneSimon, and Danielle Darrieux.
