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[[caption-width-right:300:The 1980 film adaptation starring Creator/LouisDeFunes.]]
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The play (translated by Charles Heron Wall) [[http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/6923 can be found on Project Gutenberg.]] The 1980 film adaptation directed by and starring Creator/LouisDeFunes has [[#FilmAdaptation its own trope section]].
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The play (translated by Charles Heron Wall) [[http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/6923 can be found on Project Gutenberg.]] The 1980 film adaptation directed by and starring Creator/LouisDeFunes has [[#FilmAdaptation its own trope section]].
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The play (translated by Charles Heron Wall) [[http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/6923 can be found on Project Gutenberg.]] The 1980 film adaptation directed by and starring Creator/ has [[#FilmAdaptation its own trope section]].
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The play (translated by Charles Heron Wall) [[http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/6923 can be found on Project Gutenberg.]] The 1980 film adaptation directed by and starring Creator/ Creator/LouisDeFunes has [[#FilmAdaptation its own trope section]].
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!!Film Adaptation
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The play (translated by Charles Heron Wall) [[http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/6923 can be found on Project Gutenberg.]]
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The play (translated by Charles Heron Wall) [[http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/6923 can be found on Project Gutenberg.]]
]] The 1980 film adaptation directed by and starring Creator/ has [[#FilmAdaptation its own trope section]].
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!!Particular productions or adaptations provide examples of:
[[AC:''L'Avare'' (1980)]]
[[AC:''L'Avare'' (1980)]]
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[[AC:''L'Avare'' (1980)]]
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* DescendedCreator:[[invoked]] The 1980 screen adaptation of ''L'Avare'' by Creator/LouisDeFunes was the only movie directed by him, where he also starred as Harpagon. It was a long-time, pet project of his, since the role was very much [[{{Typecasting}} tailor-made for him]].
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* ShoutOut: When Harpagon (Louis de Funès) is discussing feeding the horses with Maître Jacques (Creator/MichelGalabru), they are not figured by real horses but by a life-sized drawing from Creator/AlbertUderzo, as if coming straight out of ''ComicBook/{{Asterix}}''. Marianne's alleged sketches of Neptune, Priam and Anchises are also drawn in Uderzo's style.
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* ShoutOut: When Harpagon (Louis de Funès) (Creator/LouisDeFunes) is discussing feeding the horses with Maître Jacques (Creator/MichelGalabru), they are not figured by real horses but by a life-sized drawing from Creator/AlbertUderzo, as if coming straight out of ''ComicBook/{{Asterix}}''. Marianne's alleged sketches of Neptune, Priam and Anchises are also drawn in Uderzo's style.
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Redundancy.
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* DescendedCreator:[[invoked]] The 1980 screen adaptation of ''L'Avare'' by Creator/LouisDeFunes was the only movie directed by him, where he also starred as Harpagon. Very much a long-time, pet project of his, since the role was very much [[{{Typecasting}} tailor-made for him]].
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* DescendedCreator:[[invoked]] The 1980 screen adaptation of ''L'Avare'' by Creator/LouisDeFunes was the only movie directed by him, where he also starred as Harpagon. Very much It was a long-time, pet project of his, since the role was very much [[{{Typecasting}} tailor-made for him]].
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* VillainousBreakdown: Harpagon's maddened rant at the end of Act IV lives and breathes this trope.
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Creator/LouisDeFunes directed and played in a film adaptation in 1980. The role was very much [[{{Typecasting}} tailor-made for him]].
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* DescendedCreator:[[invoked]] The 1980 screen adaptation of ''L'Avare'' by Creator/LouisDeFunes was the only movie directed by Creator/LouisDeFunes, him, where he also starred as Harpagon. Very much a long-time, pet project of his.his, since the role was very much [[{{Typecasting}} tailor-made for him]].
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* PinkMeansFeminine: Frosine wears a hot pink, rather anachronistic dress.
* ShoutOut: When Harpagon (Louis de Funès) is discussing feeding the horses with Maître Jacques (Michel Galabru), they are not figured by real horses but by a life-sized drawing from Creator/AlbertUderzo, as if coming straight out of ''ComicBook/{{Asterix}}''. Marianne's alleged sketches of Neptune, Priam and Anchises are also drawn in Uderzo's style.
* ShoutOut: When Harpagon (Louis de Funès) is discussing feeding the horses with Maître Jacques (Michel Galabru), they are not figured by real horses but by a life-sized drawing from Creator/AlbertUderzo, as if coming straight out of ''ComicBook/{{Asterix}}''. Marianne's alleged sketches of Neptune, Priam and Anchises are also drawn in Uderzo's style.
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* PinkMeansFeminine: Frosine (Creator/ClaudeGensac) wears a hot pink, rather anachronistic dress.
* ShoutOut: When Harpagon (Louis de Funès) is discussing feeding the horses with Maître Jacques(Michel Galabru), (Creator/MichelGalabru), they are not figured by real horses but by a life-sized drawing from Creator/AlbertUderzo, as if coming straight out of ''ComicBook/{{Asterix}}''. Marianne's alleged sketches of Neptune, Priam and Anchises are also drawn in Uderzo's style.
* ShoutOut: When Harpagon (Louis de Funès) is discussing feeding the horses with Maître Jacques
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Creator/LouisDeFunes directed and played in a film adaptation in 1980. The role was very much [[{{Typecasting}} tailor-made for him]].
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* {{Loanshark}}: Cléante has to resort to these to help Mariane's mother, before discovering the financer he would be speaking to was Harpagon, who used strawmen like Master Simon to loan money to rate around 25%. As said Cléante, "The deuce! What a Jew! what a Turk we have here! That is more than twenty-five per cent."
** To tell you how exploitative Harpagon's usury was, around one fourth of the loaned capital was in form of overvaluated rubbish furnitures and tapestry.
** To tell you how exploitative Harpagon's usury was, around one fourth of the loaned capital was in form of overvaluated rubbish furnitures and tapestry.
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* {{Loanshark}}: LoanShark: Cléante has to resort to these to help Mariane's mother, before discovering the financer he would be speaking to was Harpagon, who used strawmen like Master Simon to loan money to rate around 25%. As said Cléante, "The deuce! What a Jew! what a Turk we have here! That is more than twenty-five per cent."
**" To tell you how exploitative Harpagon's usury was, around one fourth one-fourth of the loaned capital was in form of overvaluated over-evaluated rubbish furnitures furniture and tapestry.
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* EstablishingCharacterMoment: The Creator/LouisDeFunes movie adaptation introduces Harpagon with a scene where he is attending mass. Once the church servant starts collecting money, he initially pretends to not have noticed the person, then he flees the church without donating any coin.
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* EstablishingCharacterMoment: The Creator/LouisDeFunes This movie adaptation introduces Harpagon with a scene where he is attending mass. Once the church servant starts collecting money, he initially pretends to not have noticed the person, then he flees the church without donating any coin.
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* ShoutOut: When Harpagon (Louis de Funès) is discussing feeding the horses with Maître Jacques (Michel Galabru), they are not figured by real horses but by a life-sized drawing from Creator/AlbertUderzo, as if coming straight out of ''ComicBook/{{Asterix}}''. Marianne's alleged sketches of Neptune, Priam and Anchises are also drawn in Underzo's style.
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* ShoutOut: When Harpagon (Louis de Funès) is discussing feeding the horses with Maître Jacques (Michel Galabru), they are not figured by real horses but by a life-sized drawing from Creator/AlbertUderzo, as if coming straight out of ''ComicBook/{{Asterix}}''. Marianne's alleged sketches of Neptune, Priam and Anchises are also drawn in Underzo's Uderzo's style.
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* {{Loanshark}}: Cléante has to resort to these to help Mariane's mother, before discovering the financer he would be speaking to was Harpagon, who used strawmen like Master Simon to loan money to rate around 25%. As said Cléante, "The deuce! What a Jew! what a Turk we have here! That is more than twenty-five per cent."
** To tell you how exploitative Harpagon's usury was, around one fourth of the loaned capital was in form of overvaluated rubbish furnitures and tapestry.
** To tell you how exploitative Harpagon's usury was, around one fourth of the loaned capital was in form of overvaluated rubbish furnitures and tapestry.
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Correct trope.
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* DirectedByCastMember:[[invoked]] The 1980 screen adaptation of ''L'Avare'' was the only movie directed by Creator/LouisDeFunes, where he also starred as Harpagon. Very much a long-time, pet project of his.
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* DirectedByCastMember:[[invoked]] DescendedCreator:[[invoked]] The 1980 screen adaptation of ''L'Avare'' was the only movie directed by Creator/LouisDeFunes, where he also starred as Harpagon. Very much a long-time, pet project of his.
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* ShoutOut: When Harpagon (Louis de Funès) is discussing feeding the horses with Maître Jacques (Michel Galabru), they are not figured by real horses but by a life-sized drawing from Creator/AlbertUderzo, as if coming straight out of ''ComicBook/{{Asterix}}''.
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* ShoutOut: When Harpagon (Louis de Funès) is discussing feeding the horses with Maître Jacques (Michel Galabru), they are not figured by real horses but by a life-sized drawing from Creator/AlbertUderzo, as if coming straight out of ''ComicBook/{{Asterix}}''. Marianne's alleged sketches of Neptune, Priam and Anchises are also drawn in Underzo's style.
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* DoubleInLawMarriage: In the end, siblings Elise and Cleante marry respectively Valere and Marianne, who just turned out to be brother and sister.
