The roses of Dublin
| Television series | |
|---|---|
| German title | The roses of Dublin |
| Original title | Les Roses de Dublin |
| Country of production | Germany , France |
| original language | French |
| year | 1980 |
| length | 50 minutes |
| Episodes | 6 in 1 season ( list ) |
| Director | Lazare Iglesis |
| idea | Louis Valentin |
| script | Pierre Rey |
| music | Vladimir Cosma |
| camera | Gilbert Sarthre |
| First broadcast | November 10, 1981 |
| German-language first broadcast |
June 13, 1983 on ARD |
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The roses of Dublin (original title: Les roses de Dublin ) is a six-part television series by Lazare Iglesis from 1981, based on the book of the same name by Louis Valentin . The German-French co-production had its first German broadcast on June 13, 1983 on ARD .
action
Reporter Chris Berdol is mercilessly beaten up by three Irish giants during a rugby match between England and Ireland. Shortly before he passed out, he heard how one of the giants gave him a very angry greeting from his sister and threw red roses in his face. Conscious again, he remembers that he was in Dublin 10 years ago and had an affair with an Irish model. At that time, he had fled out of fear of commitment and did not report back when he learned that the liaison had not been without consequences. To investigate the matter, he goes to Ireland with his friend Paulo, to the remote little town of Baglehoodhoney on the Irish coast. There you see love in a different light than in Paris and his lover at the time, Spring, does not find it easy to assert himself with her illegitimate son Anthony. That made her hard and when Chris Berdol shows up as a surprise, she doesn't want to know anything about him. She also vehemently denies that he is her son's father. But Chris Berdol remains stubborn and does not let himself be dissuaded by Chris brothers, nor by the wealthy sheep farmer Hogan or the poultry farmer Hutzinger, who are both vying for the favor of the beautiful Spring, from staying in Ireland and fighting for his son. Unexpectedly, however, Berdol's friend Ines L'Amour turns up in Baglehoodhoney , which makes the whole thing even more complicated than it already is, because Spring has just decided to marry the chicken farmer Hutzinger. Anthony doesn't like that, because since he met his father Chris Berdol, he also wants them to be a family. Desperate, he runs away from home and hides in a cave. Although the whole village is looking for him, it is his father who ultimately finds him and thus collects plus points at Spring. When the wedding with Hutzinger is imminent and the honeymoon is also planned, Spring finally decides in favor of Chris, because she had to find out that Hutzinger only wanted to "marry" her and not her son too, the poultry farmer wanted to send him to boarding school .
background
The music comes from Vladimir Cosma , who among many others also wrote the well-known David's song , which is strongly reminiscent of the melody of The Roses of Dublin .
publication
The series was released on DVD, as was the soundtrack to the series.
consequences
| Episode no. |
Charisma D |
Charisma F |
| 1 | June 13, 1983 | November 10, 1981 |
| 2 | June 20, 1983 | 17th November 1981 |
| 3 | June 27, 1983 | November 24, 1981 |
| 4th | 4th July 1983 | 1st December 1981 |
| 5 | July 11, 1983 | December 8, 1981 |
| 6th | July 18, 1983 | 15th December 1981 |
Web links
- The Roses of Dublin in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- The roses of Dublin on fernsehserien.de
- The song "Shadows of Dublin"
Individual evidence
- ↑ The Roses of Dublin - Original TV soundtrack at discogs.com
- ↑ transmission dates at themoviedb.org