The Charterhouse of Parma (TV series)

Television series
German title	The Charterhouse of Parma
Original title	La Certosa Di Parma
Country of production	Italy , France , Germany
original language	Italian
year	1982
Production company	RAI Uno ITF Polytel Italiana Tele Munich Group
length	90 minutes
Episodes	6 in 1 season
genre	drama
First broadcast	September 12, 1982 on RAI Uno
occupation
Marthe Keller : Gina Sanseverina Andrea Occhipinti : Fabrizio del Dongo Gian Maria Volontè : Count Mosca Georges Wilson : Ernesto IV Pascale Reynaud : Clelia Conti Lucia Bosè : Marchesa del Dongo Nelly Borgeaud : La principessa di Parma Yann Babilée : Le principe ereditario Marc Porel : Robert Ottavia Piccolo : Marietta Peter Capell : Blanès Hans-Michael Rehberg : Marchese del Dongo Jean Boissery : Ferrante Palla Laura Betti : La Vivandiera Heiner Lauterbach : Conte Pietranera Mario Feliciani : Monsignor Landriani Piero Vida : Generals Conti Yves Beneyton : Sergeant Teresa Ann Savoy : Contessina Renato Scarpa : Rassi Giancarlo Prati : Ascagno Roberto Herlitzka : Giletti Muzzi Loffredo : Raversi Franco Ressel : Generale Fontana

The Charterhouse of Parma is a TV drama in six episodes from 1982 that was produced by RAI , ITF Polytel Italiana and the German Tele München Gruppe . Directed by Mauro Bolognini . The drama follows the plot of the novel of the same name by Stendhal from 1839.

action

Fabrizio del Dongo, a young nobleman raised by his mother and aunt, volunteers in Napoleon's army and fights in the Battle of Waterloo . Disappointed in his hopes for fame, Fabrizio returns to Parma . He is now aiming for a career in the church and takes part in court life. However, because of his contacts with an anarchist, he is forced to leave the city. He is captured and imprisoned in the citadel . Here he falls in love with Clelia, the prison governor's daughter, who helps him escape. Fabrizio eventually gets together with Clelia and has a son with him.

As an old man, after the deaths of Clelia and the child, he retired to the Charterhouse to await his own death there.

literature

• Stendhal : The Charterhouse of Parma. Roman (original title: La chartreuse de Parme ). Translated and edited by Elisabeth Edl . Complete edition. Deutscher Taschenbuch-Verlag (dtv), Munich 2009, 995 pages, ISBN 978-3-423-13776-8

Web links

• The Charterhouse of Parma in the Internet Movie Database (English)