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Turcaret (or Le Financier) is a
comedy by Alain-René Lesage,
first produced on 14
February 1709 at the Comédie-Française in Paris. It is
considered one...
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novel The
Devil upon Two
Sticks (1707, Le
Diable boiteux), his
comedy Turcaret (1709), and his
picaresque novel Gil Blas (1715–1735).
Claude Lesage, the...
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which she was
nominated for a Molière Award. She also
appeared in
Turcaret (2002). In 2002,
Green had her film debut, when
director Bernardo Bertolucci...
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Turcaret Alain-René
Lesage Gérard
Desarthe Le
Voyage de
monsieur Perrichon Eugène...
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established by
Richard Steele; The New
Atalantis by
Delarivier Manley;
Turcaret by Alain-René
Lesage 1710 in
literature –
Colley Cibber becomes manager...
- literature, for
example by
playwright Alain-René
Lesage in his 1709
comedy Turcaret,
which was
inspired by
financier Paul
Poisson de Bourvallais. In 1726,...
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French Plays,
including Robert the Devil; The
Rival of His
Master and
Turcaret by Alain-René Lesage; and The
False Confessions by
Pierre de Marivaux;...
- and the last
great "comedy" of
Louis XIV's reign, Alain-René Lesage's "
Turcaret", is an
immensely dark play in
which almost no
character shows redeeming...
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fortune and a hard-earned
honest life. Gil Blas is
related to Lesage's play
Turcaret (1709). In both works,
Lesage uses
witty valets in the
service of thieving...
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Charles Johnson – Love and
Liberty (not performed) Alain-René
Lesage –
Turcaret Mary Pix – The
Adventures in
Madrid John
Reynolds – Death's
Vision Represented...
