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* ''Balzac'' (1999), two-part French miniseries. Portrayed by Creator/GerardDepardieu, made by the [[ProductionPosse same team as]] 1998's ''Series/{{The Count of Monte Cristo|1998}}''.
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* ''Balzac'' ''Balzac: A Passionate Life'' (1999), two-part French miniseries. Portrayed by Creator/GerardDepardieu, made by the [[ProductionPosse same team as]] 1998's ''Series/{{The Count of Monte Cristo|1998}}''.
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Of course, Balzac differs from his disciples Emile Zola and Gustave Flaubert in that the social thesis was merely a consequence of his writing style. As a writer he sought to create a Paris that was as rich and vibrant as real-life but with vast connections that carried with it something fantastic. And indeed his characters are often cut from the same cloth as adventure heroes. Some of Balzac's works are closer to Creator/WalterScott than conventional realism.
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Of course, Balzac differs from his disciples Emile Zola Creator/EmileZola and Gustave Flaubert in that the social thesis was merely a consequence of his writing style. As a writer he sought to create a Paris that was as rich and vibrant as real-life but with vast connections that carried with it something fantastic. And indeed his characters are often cut from the same cloth as adventure heroes. Some of Balzac's works are closer to Creator/WalterScott than conventional realism.
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Honoré de Balzac (1799-1850) is one of the greatest writers in [[FrenchLiterature French letters]]. His obscurity in the Anglophone Media is inverse to his omnipresence in France and his influence on writers and artists in variety of media. Creator/HenryJames called Balzac one of his favorite authors and wrote of him extensively as a critic. {{Sculptor|s}} Creator/AugusteRodin would sculpt a masterpiece with his monument and the filmmakers of the UsefulNotes/FrenchNewWave cited him as a Patron Saint.
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Honoré de Balzac (1799-1850) (20 May 1799 – 18 August 1850) is one of the greatest writers in [[FrenchLiterature French letters]]. His obscurity in the Anglophone Media is inverse to his omnipresence in France and his influence on writers and artists in variety of media. Creator/HenryJames called Balzac one of his favorite authors and wrote of him extensively as a critic. {{Sculptor|s}} Creator/AugusteRodin would sculpt a masterpiece with his monument and the filmmakers of the UsefulNotes/FrenchNewWave cited him as a Patron Saint.
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* ''Balzac'' (1999), two-part French miniseries. Portrayed by Creator/GerardDepardieu.
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* ''Balzac'' (1999), two-part French miniseries. Portrayed by Creator/GerardDepardieu.
Creator/GerardDepardieu, made by the [[ProductionPosse same team as]] 1998's ''Series/{{The Count of Monte Cristo|1998}}''.
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!!Media Portrayals include:
* ''Un grand amour de Balzac'' (1973), seven-part French-Polish miniseries. Portrayed by Pierre Meyrand.
* ''Balzac'' (1999), two-part French miniseries. Portrayed by Creator/GerardDepardieu.
* ''Un grand amour de Balzac'' (1973), seven-part French-Polish miniseries. Portrayed by Pierre Meyrand.
* ''Balzac'' (1999), two-part French miniseries. Portrayed by Creator/GerardDepardieu.
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Honoré de Balzac (1799-1850) is one of the greatest writers in [[FrenchLiterature French letters]]. His obscurity in the Anglophone Media is inverse to his omnipresence in France and his influence on writers and artists in variety of media. Creator/HenryJames called Balzac one of his favorite authors and wrote of him extensively as a critic. {{Sculptor|s}} Creator/AugusteRodin would sculpt a masterpiece with his monument and the film-makers of the UsefulNotes/FrenchNewWave cited him as a Patron Saint.
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Honoré de Balzac (1799-1850) is one of the greatest writers in [[FrenchLiterature French letters]]. His obscurity in the Anglophone Media is inverse to his omnipresence in France and his influence on writers and artists in variety of media. Creator/HenryJames called Balzac one of his favorite authors and wrote of him extensively as a critic. {{Sculptor|s}} Creator/AugusteRodin would sculpt a masterpiece with his monument and the film-makers filmmakers of the UsefulNotes/FrenchNewWave cited him as a Patron Saint.
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Honoré de Balzac (1799-1850) is one of the greatest writers in [[FrenchLiterature French letters]]. His obscurity in the Anglophone Media is inverse to his omnipresence in France and his influence on writers and artists in variety of media. Creator/HenryJames called Balzac one of his favorite authors and wrote of him extensively as a critic. Sculptor Creator/AugusteRodin would sculpt a masterpiece with his monument and the film-makers of the UsefulNotes/FrenchNewWave cited him as a Patron Saint.
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Honoré de Balzac (1799-1850) is one of the greatest writers in [[FrenchLiterature French letters]]. His obscurity in the Anglophone Media is inverse to his omnipresence in France and his influence on writers and artists in variety of media. Creator/HenryJames called Balzac one of his favorite authors and wrote of him extensively as a critic. Sculptor {{Sculptor|s}} Creator/AugusteRodin would sculpt a masterpiece with his monument and the film-makers of the UsefulNotes/FrenchNewWave cited him as a Patron Saint.
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* ''Les Ressources de Quinola'' - A play based on the real life history of UsefulNotes/BlascoDeGaray.
