-
majority of the plot,
along with
those of Cécile de
Volanges and
Madame de
Tourvel. It has been
adapted multiple times,
including the
successful 1985 play...
- ex-lover (Valmont) that he
cannot corrupt a
recently married honorable woman (
Tourvel).
During the
process of
seducing the
married woman,
Valmont ends up falling...
- up with
Tourvel.
Valmont abruptly dismisses Tourvel with a
terse excuse: "It's
beyond my control."
Overwhelmed with
grief and shame,
Tourvel retreats...
- – Jo-won (Vicomte de Valmont) Jeon Do-yeon – Lady
Jeong (Présidente de
Tourvel) Lee Mi-sook – Lady Cho (Marquise de Merteuil) Lee So-yeon – Lee So-ok...
-
their cruel games.
Their targets are the
virtuous (and married)
Madame de
Tourvel and Cécile de Volanges, a
young girl who has
fallen in love with her music...
-
company based in Paris, France. It was
founded in 1994 by Christine/M De
Tourvel, Jean-Pierre
Talvard and
Henri Seydoux.
Since 2017, it has
focused exclusively...
- The
Almeida Theatre (1988), Emilie, and
later on the role of
Madame de
Tourvel, in the West End
Production of Les
Liaisons Dangereuses at the Amb****adors...
-
Melbourne Theatre Company production of Les
Liaisons dangereuses as
Madame de
Tourvel. She won the
Logie Award for Most Po****r
Actress five
times in a row between...
-
Vicomte de
Valmont Reese Witherspoon as
Annette Hargrove,
based on
Madame de
Tourvel Selma Blair as
Cecile Caldwell,
based on Cécile
Volanges Louise Fletcher...
-
Valmont gets
sidetracked when he goes to
visit his aunt and
falls for
Madame Tourvel (Nast****ja Kinski), a virtuous,
married woman who
knows of his womanizing...
