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''The Madwoman of Chaillot'' (French: ''La Folle de Chaillot'') is a satire play written by French dramatist Jean Giraudoux in 1943. The story concerns an eccentric woman who lives in Paris and her struggles alongside her friends against the straitlaced authority figures in her life.
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''The Madwoman of Chaillot'' (French: ''La Folle de Chaillot'') is a satire satirical play written by French dramatist Jean Giraudoux in 1943. The story concerns an eccentric woman who lives in Paris and her struggles alongside her friends against the straitlaced authority figures in her life.
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It was adapted into film in 1969 with Creator/KatharineHepburn as the madwoman of the title, with an AllStarCast that includes Creator/PaulHenreid, Creator/RichardChamberlain, Creator/OskarHomolka, Creator/YulBrynner, Creator/DonaldPleasence, Creator/CharlesBoyer, Creator/DannyKaye, Creator/JohnGavin, Creator/MargaretLeighton and Giulietta Masina.
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It was adapted into film in 1969 with Creator/KatharineHepburn as the madwoman of the title, with an AllStarCast that includes Paul Henreid, Richard Chamberlain, Creator/RichardChamberlain, Creator/OskarHomolka, Creator/YulBrynner, Creator/DonaldPleasence, Creator/CharlesBoyer, Creator/DannyKaye, Creator/JohnGavin, Creator/MargaretLeighton and Giulietta Masina.
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''The Madwoman of Chaillot'' (French: ''La Folle de Chaillot'') is a satire play written by French dramatist Jean Giraudoux in 1943. The story concerns an eccentric woman who lives in Paris and her struggles alongside her friends against the straitlaced authority figures in her life.
It was adapted into film in 1969 with Creator/KatharineHepburn as the madwoman of the title, with an AllStarCast that includes Paul Henreid, Oskar Homolka, Richard Chamberlain, Creator/YulBrynner, Creator/DonaldPleasence, Creator/CharlesBoyer, Creator/DannyKaye, Creator/JohnGavin, Creator/MargaretLeighton and Giulietta Masina.
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!!This play features examples of:
* AgeInappropriateDress: One of the other Madwomen is an ancient woman who still thinks she can pass for a young maiden. She cannot.
* CorruptChurch: Discussed.
-->'''Gabrielle:''' Has anyone talked to the Bishop?
-->'''Countesss:''' Nowadays, only money talks to the Bishop.
* GayParee: The play is set in Paris, and its stereotypical outdoor cafés are prominently featured in the film adaptation.
* GoldDigger: Discussed by the Ragpicker.
-->'''Ragpicker:''' How can women deny me anything? I mix morals with sable. I drip pearls into protest. I adorn resistance with rubies. My smile is a Ferrari. I have ALL women -- or ''can'' have them, which is the same thing.
* PlagueOfGoodFortune: Ragpicker uses this as a "defense" during his mock trial. In essence, once you're born rich, you can't ever be poor because you have the Midas touch.
-->'''Ragpicker:''' It came quite suddenly when I innocently picked a bar of gold bullion out of a garbage can while playing. As you can imagine, I was horrified. I tried swapping it for a little, rundown one-track railroad. To my childish amazement this immediately sold itself for a hundred times its value. I made desperate efforts to get rid of this unwanted wealth. I bought refineries, department stores, every munitions factory I could lay hands on. The rest is history. They stuck to me. They multiplied. And now I am powerless.
* ScrewTheRulesIHaveMoney: Discussed by the Ragpicker.
-->'''Ragpicker:''' Without money nobody likes or trusts you. But to have money is to be virtuous, beautiful, honest and witty. To have none is to be ugly, and boring, and stupid, and useless!
* VillainWithGoodPublicity: The Ragpicker is shameless about this.
-->'''Ragpicker:''' May it please this honorable court, my life is an open book, I am a pillar of the church. I support all organized charities that are tax deductable. I give to all the newest and fashionable diseases.
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''The Madwoman of Chaillot'' (French: ''La Folle de Chaillot'') is a satire play written by French dramatist Jean Giraudoux in 1943. The story concerns an eccentric woman who lives in Paris and her struggles alongside her friends against the straitlaced authority figures in her life.
It was adapted into film in 1969 with Creator/KatharineHepburn as the madwoman of the title, with an AllStarCast that includes Paul Henreid, Oskar Homolka, Richard Chamberlain, Creator/YulBrynner, Creator/DonaldPleasence, Creator/CharlesBoyer, Creator/DannyKaye, Creator/JohnGavin, Creator/MargaretLeighton and Giulietta Masina.
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!!This play features examples of:
* AgeInappropriateDress: One of the other Madwomen is an ancient woman who still thinks she can pass for a young maiden. She cannot.
* CorruptChurch: Discussed.
-->'''Gabrielle:''' Has anyone talked to the Bishop?
-->'''Countesss:''' Nowadays, only money talks to the Bishop.
* GayParee: The play is set in Paris, and its stereotypical outdoor cafés are prominently featured in the film adaptation.
* GoldDigger: Discussed by the Ragpicker.
-->'''Ragpicker:''' How can women deny me anything? I mix morals with sable. I drip pearls into protest. I adorn resistance with rubies. My smile is a Ferrari. I have ALL women -- or ''can'' have them, which is the same thing.
* PlagueOfGoodFortune: Ragpicker uses this as a "defense" during his mock trial. In essence, once you're born rich, you can't ever be poor because you have the Midas touch.
-->'''Ragpicker:''' It came quite suddenly when I innocently picked a bar of gold bullion out of a garbage can while playing. As you can imagine, I was horrified. I tried swapping it for a little, rundown one-track railroad. To my childish amazement this immediately sold itself for a hundred times its value. I made desperate efforts to get rid of this unwanted wealth. I bought refineries, department stores, every munitions factory I could lay hands on. The rest is history. They stuck to me. They multiplied. And now I am powerless.
* ScrewTheRulesIHaveMoney: Discussed by the Ragpicker.
-->'''Ragpicker:''' Without money nobody likes or trusts you. But to have money is to be virtuous, beautiful, honest and witty. To have none is to be ugly, and boring, and stupid, and useless!
* VillainWithGoodPublicity: The Ragpicker is shameless about this.
-->'''Ragpicker:''' May it please this honorable court, my life is an open book, I am a pillar of the church. I support all organized charities that are tax deductable. I give to all the newest and fashionable diseases.
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