Denise de Casabianca

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Denise Marie de Casabianca (born August 1, 1931 in Paris ) is a French film editor .

Life

Denise de Casabianca was born in 1931 in Paris to Antoinette (née Flot) and Louis de Casabianca. After working as an assistant editor on Jules Dassin's classic crime film Rififi (1955), de Casabianca worked regularly as an editor for the film. She made her first independent cut with Jacques Rivette's short film comedy Chess - and other games (1956), which was followed in 1957 by the short film Le Bel indifférent by Jacques Demy . For the film drama They called him Rocca (1961) with Jean-Paul Belmondo and Christine Kaufmann , de Casabianca was used, directed by Jean Becker . She worked again with Rivette for the film dramas Paris Belongs to Us (1961) and The Nun (1966).

She then worked as an editor for director Barbet Schroeder on several occasions , for example in the film dramas More - more - always more (1969) and Maîtresse (1975). In 1984 she was nominated for the César in the category Best Editing for Patrice Chéreau's film drama The seduced man - L'Homme blessé , but lost to Jacques Witta . Most recently she was responsible for editing Raúl Ruiz 's star-studded Proust film Die wiederfinde Zeit in 1999 .

Their marriage to the director Alain Cavalier gave birth to their daughter Camille de Casabianca (* 1957), who is also active in the film business as an actress and director. After the divorce from Cavalier, Denise de Casabianca married Daniel Goldenberg.

Filmography (selection)

  • 1956: Chess and other games ( Le Coup du berger ) (short film)
  • 1957: Le Bel indifférent (short film)
  • 1958: Philippe (short film)
  • 1961: Incident on the Owl River Bridge ( La Rivière du hibou ) (short film)
  • 1961: The prey of the shadow ( La Proie pour l'ombre )
  • 1961: They called him Rocca ( Un nommé La Rocca )
  • 1961: Paris is ours ( Paris nous appartient )
  • 1962: La Rivière du hibou (short film)
  • 1963: The Abysses ( Les Abysses )
  • 1963: La Belle vie
  • 1966: Une balle au cœur
  • 1966: The Nun ( La Religieuse )
  • 1969: More - more - always more ( More )
  • 1972: La Vallée
  • 1972: Out 1: Specter
  • 1973: Mama and the Whore ( La Maman et la Putain )
  • 1975: Maîtresse
  • 1978: On peut le dire sans se fâcher
  • 1982: The return of Martin Guerre ( Le Retour de Martin Guerre )
  • 1983: The Seduced Man - L'Homme blessé ( L'Homme blessé )
  • 1984: The Players ( Tricheurs )
  • 1989: Les Deux Fragonard
  • 1991: Faces of Switzerland ( Visages Suisses ) (documentary)
  • 1992: The pigeon's lost collar ( Le Collier perdu de la colombe )
  • 1992: Nous deux
  • 1994: Fado majeur et mineur
  • 1995: L'Année Juliette
  • 1996: kiss-kiss in Paris ( salute cousin! )
  • 1999: Time found again ( Le Temps retrouvé, d'après l'oeuvre de Marcel Proust )

Awards

  • 1984: Nomination for the César in the category Best Editing for The seduced man - L'Homme blessé

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c cf. lesgensducinema.com
  2. ↑ cf. lesgensducinema.com
personal data
SURNAME Casabianca, Denise de
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Casabianca, Denise Marie de (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION French film editor
DATE OF BIRTH August 1, 1931
PLACE OF BIRTH Paris