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Le Toubib
1979 Romance / Drama / War
Review
Le Toubib is by no means a particularly great point in the career of Alain Delon.
The fault lies not with the actor but with the film’s weak script and even poorer technical
presentation. In spite of some commendable performances from Delon and his co-star Bernard
Giraudeau, the film lacks realism and emotional depth, and this is largely on account
of the production team’s failure to convince us that the film is set during wartime.
This is one of a number of projects where Alain Delon over-stretched himself as a producer,
something which contributed to the gradual decline in his popularity as an actor in the
1980s.
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Director:
Pierre Granier-Deferre
Starring: Alain Delon, Véronique Jannot, Bernard Giraudeau, Francine Bergé, Michel Auclair Synopsis
France, 1983. Jean-Marie Desprée, a brilliant surgeon with a thriving Parisian
practice, sees his comfortable world torn apart when his wife leaves him. Then World
War III breaks out and he is sent to a field hospital in a major European war zone.
There, Jean-Marie meets a young nurse, Harmonie, whose positive outlook on life at first
irritates him. Then he realises that he has fallen in love with her, but fate has
a few more nasty surprises in store…
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