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Forbidden Fruit ()

Le fruit défendu (original title)
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A doctor in southern France takes a mistress but lives to regret it.

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Le docteur Charles Pellegrin
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Martine Englebert
Jacques Castelot ...
Boquet - le propriétaire du 'Poker bar'
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Le docteur Marchandeau
Fernand Sardou ...
Fontvielle
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Toinette - la garde-barrière
Manuel Gary ...
Jacky
Max Dalcourt
Odette Roger ...
(as Odette Charblay)
Mireille Ponsard
Micheline Gary ...
Léa
Hélène Tossy ...
Madame Rochemaure (as Hélène Tossis)
Jacques Gencel ...
Justin (as Jacky Gencel)
Yannick Malloire ...
Une fillette du docteur / Pellegrin's daughter (as Yanick Malloire)
Marie Martine ...
Une fillette du docteur
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Octave
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Madame Pellegrin mère
Claude Nollier ...
Armande Pellegrin
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Nicolas Amato ...
Le patron du restaurant (uncredited)
Serge Lecointe ...
Le garçon radiographié (uncredited)
Jackie Sardou ...
La mère du garçon radiographié (uncredited)

Directed by

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Henri Verneuil

Written by

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Georges Simenon ... (novel)
 
Jacques Companéez ... (adaptation) &
Jean Manse ... (adaptation) &
Henri Verneuil ... (adaptation)
 
Jacques Companéez ... ()

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Ayres d'Aguiar ... producer

Music by

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Paul Durand

Cinematography by

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Henri Alekan

Editing by

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Gabriel Rongier

Editorial Department

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Fernand Manella ... assistant editor

Production Design by

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Rino Mondellini

Costume Design by

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Pierre Balmain

Makeup Department

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Lina Gallet ... makeup artist
Lala Janvier ... assistant makeup artist
Serge Stern ... hair stylist

Production Management

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Margot Capelier ... unit manager
Ludmilla Goulian ... production manager
Paul Laffargue ... unit production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Pierre Chevalier ... first assistant director
Jacques Prunet ... second assistant director

Art Department

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Albert Arnoux ... props
René Calviera ... assistant art director (as Calviera)
Jean Charpentier ... draper
Raymond Lemarchand ... props
Georges Lévy ... assistant production designer

Sound Department

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Antoine Archimbaud ... sound engineer
Henri Richard ... boom operator
Pierre Zann ... sound recordist (as Zann)

Camera and Electrical Department

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Alain Douarinou ... camera operator
Robert Foucard ... first assistant camera (as Foucard)
Walter Limot ... still photographer
Raymond Menvielle ... second assistant camera (as Menvielle)
Henri Tiquet ... camera operator

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Louise Alberti ... dresser
Katia Niemansky ... dresser

Location Management

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Robert Turlure ... location manager (as Turlure)

Script and Continuity Department

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Paule Converset ... script girl

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Gaëtan de Boissière ... press attache

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Plot Summary

Charles Pellegrin, 40-year-old country doctor, buys a practice in Arles, a provincial town near Marseille. In five years, he has a large practice and a lovely (but more efficient than passionate) wife, when he meets spectacularly sexy, sensuous Martine, who seduces him. Soon, he's honoring that old French custom of keeping a mistress. At first Martine brings romance, then passion into his life...then black jealously and despair. Written by Rod Crawford

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Taglines FERNANDEL...as the Gallic Adam meets FRANCOISE ARNOUL. the modern Eve in GEORGE SIMENON's new French Film... See more »
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Also Known As
  • Le Fruit défendu (France)
  • Forbidden Fruit (United States)
  • Forbidden Fruit (United Kingdom)
  • 禁断の木の実 (Japan, Japanese title)
  • Zakazany owoc (Poland)
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  • 100 min
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Trivia Final film of Mireille Ponsard. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Cycle patrimoine français: Le fruit défendu (2021). See more »

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