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Louis Malle (30 October 1932 – 23 November 1995) was a French film director, producer, and screenwriter. He was a contemporary of the UsefulNotes/FrenchNewWave and is sometimes listed as a part of the movement, but he did not consider himself a member, and rejected several of its tenets such as UsefulNotes/TheAuteurTheory.
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Louis Malle (30 October 1932 – 23 November 1995) was a French film director, producer, and screenwriter. He was a contemporary of the UsefulNotes/FrenchNewWave MediaNotes/FrenchNewWave and is sometimes listed as a part of the movement, but he did not consider himself a member, and rejected several of its tenets such as UsefulNotes/TheAuteurTheory.MediaNotes/TheAuteurTheory.
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* ''[[Film/Damage1992 Damage]]'' (1992)
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* ''[[Film/Damage1992 Damage]]'' ''Film/{{Damage|1992}}'' (1992)
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I hate to deprive a page of tropes completely, but one (French New Wave) isn't a trope and the others are flagrant trope misuse.
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* FrenchNewWave: Zigzagged. He is at times considered to belong to this genre but is one of the side creators in this movement.
* TheNondescript: Before the page for Louis Malle was started separate pages were already existing for six of his films including ''Viva Maria'', ''Lacombe Lucien'', ''Pretty Baby'', ''Atlantic City'', ''My Dinner with Andre'', ''Au revoir les enfants''. That's a superior number to that of quite a few acclaimed directors with their own pages. Even though the list '''still''' does not include some of his best films from the very beginning of his career or some of fairly acclaimed films made by him already in TheNineties as well as includes ''Viva Maria'' and ''Pretty Baby'' which are not among his famous works.
* OnceMoreWithClarity: He was vilified for ''Lacombe Lucien'' and more than ten years later made a similarly-themed ''Au revoir les enfants'' which was universally approved in France.
* FrenchNewWave: Zigzagged. He is at times considered to belong to this genre but is one of the side creators in this movement.
* TheNondescript: Before the page for Louis Malle was started separate pages were already existing for six of his films including ''Viva Maria'', ''Lacombe Lucien'', ''Pretty Baby'', ''Atlantic City'', ''My Dinner with Andre'', ''Au revoir les enfants''. That's a superior number to that of quite a few acclaimed directors with their own pages. Even though the list '''still''' does not include some of his best films from the very beginning of his career or some of fairly acclaimed films made by him already in TheNineties as well as includes ''Viva Maria'' and ''Pretty Baby'' which are not among his famous works.
* OnceMoreWithClarity: He was vilified for ''Lacombe Lucien'' and more than ten years later made a similarly-themed ''Au revoir les enfants'' which was universally approved in France.
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* FrenchNewWave: Zigzagged. He is at times considered to belong to this genre but is one of the side creators in this movement.
* TheNondescript: Before the page for Louis Malle was started separate pages were already existing for six of his films including ''Viva Maria'', ''Lacombe Lucien'', ''Pretty Baby'', ''Atlantic City'', ''My Dinner with Andre'', ''Au revoir les enfants''. That's a superior number to that of quite a few acclaimed directors with their own pages. Even though the list '''still''' does not include some of his best films from the very beginning of his career or some of fairly acclaimed films made by him already in TheNineties as well as includes ''Viva Maria'' and ''Pretty Baby'' which are not among his famous works.
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* FrenchNewWave: Zigzagged. He is at times considered to belong to this genre but is one of the side creators in this movement.
* TheNondescript: Before the page for Louis Malle was started separate pages were already existing for six of his films including ''Viva Maria'', ''Lacombe Lucien'', ''Pretty Baby'', ''Atlantic City'', ''My Dinner with Andre'', ''Au revoir les enfants''. That's a superior number to that of quite a few acclaimed directors with their own pages. Even though the list '''still''' does not include some of his best films from the very beginning of his career or some of fairly acclaimed films made by him already in TheNineties as well as includes ''Viva Maria'' and ''Pretty Baby'' which are not among his famous works.
* OnceMoreWithClarity: He was vilified for ''Lacombe Lucien'' and more than ten years later made a similarly-themed ''Au revoir les enfants'' which was universally approved in France.
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* ''Film/ZazieDansLeMetro'' (1960)
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* TheNondescript: Before the page for Louis Malle was started separate pages were already existing for six of his films including Viva Maria, Lacombe Lucien, Pretty Baby, Atlantic City, My Dinner with Andre, Au revoir les enfants. That's a superior number to that of quite a few acclaimed directors with their own pages. Even though the list '''still''' does not include some of his best films from the very beginning of his career or some of fairly acclaimed films made by him already in TheNineties as well as includes Viva Maria and Pretty Baby which are not among his famous works.
* OnceMoreWithClarity: He was vilified for Lacombe Lucien and more than ten years later made a similarly-themed Au revoir les enfants which was universally approved in France.
* OnceMoreWithClarity: He was vilified for Lacombe Lucien and more than ten years later made a similarly-themed Au revoir les enfants which was universally approved in France.
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* TheNondescript: Before the page for Louis Malle was started separate pages were already existing for six of his films including Viva Maria, Lacombe Lucien, Pretty Baby, Atlantic City, My ''Viva Maria'', ''Lacombe Lucien'', ''Pretty Baby'', ''Atlantic City'', ''My Dinner with Andre, Au Andre'', ''Au revoir les enfants.enfants''. That's a superior number to that of quite a few acclaimed directors with their own pages. Even though the list '''still''' does not include some of his best films from the very beginning of his career or some of fairly acclaimed films made by him already in TheNineties as well as includes Viva Maria ''Viva Maria'' and Pretty Baby ''Pretty Baby'' which are not among his famous works.
* OnceMoreWithClarity: He was vilified forLacombe Lucien ''Lacombe Lucien'' and more than ten years later made a similarly-themed Au ''Au revoir les enfants enfants'' which was universally approved in France.
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After studying film at the Sorbonne, he worked as an assistant for Creator/RobertBresson on ''Film/AManEscaped'' before working with Creator/JacquesCousteau as a cameraman and co-director on ''The Silent World'' which would later earn both an Oscar and the Palme d'Or. Cousteau would later call Malle the best underwater cameraman he had ever worked with. Malle would make his solo directorial debut with ''Film/ElevatorToTheGallows'', a noir thriller which featured a famous score by Music/MilesDavis, and made a star of Creator/JeanneMoreau.
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After studying film at the Sorbonne, he worked as an assistant for Creator/RobertBresson on ''Film/AManEscaped'' before working with Creator/JacquesCousteau as a cameraman and co-director on ''The Silent World'' ''Film/TheSilentWorld'', which would later earn both an Oscar and the Palme d'Or. Cousteau would later call Malle the best underwater cameraman he had ever worked with. Malle would make his solo directorial debut with ''Film/ElevatorToTheGallows'', a noir thriller which featured a famous score by Music/MilesDavis, and made a star of Creator/JeanneMoreau.
