Quand il venait \u00e0 Paris, Maurice avait un programme et un seul. Voir le plus de films possible, et, cette fois, on a\u00a0eu droit \u00e0 l’accompagner. Il a pos\u00e9 ses conditions : il choisissait le film et la salle. Et pas de dessins anim\u00e9s. \u00c0 Alger, il n’avait pas le temps et c’\u00e9tait dangereux. Des bombes explosaient dans les salles. Les films \u00e9taient doubl\u00e9s et, pour lui, c’\u00e9tait un crime. John Wayne en fran\u00e7ais, \u00e7a le faisait rire, et Clark Gable, \u00e7a le faisait pleurer. Pendant que Louise et ma m\u00e8re arpentaient les grands magasins et les boutiques du Faubourg-Saint-Honor\u00e9, on allait chaque jour voir un film am\u00e9ricain en version originale.<\/p>\n
Maurice<\/span>\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n Every time he came to Paris, Maurice had one programme and one only. To see as many films as possible and, this time, we were allowed to go with\/accompany him. He stated his conditions: he would choose the film and the cinema. And no cartoons. In Alger, he hadn’t had the time and it was dangerous. Bombs would explode in the cinemas. The films were dubbed and, for him, this was a crime. John Wayne in French was laughable, and Clark Gable made him cry. While Louise and my mother\u00a0strode around\/combed\u00a0the shops and the boutiques in the Faubourg-Saint-Honor\u00e9, we went every day to see an American film in the original.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Taken from: ‘Le Club des Incorrigibles Optimistes’ by Jean-Michel Guenassia.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Quand il venait \u00e0 Paris, Maurice avait un programme et un seul. Voir le plus de films possible, et, cette fois, on a\u00a0eu droit \u00e0 l’accompagner. Il a pos\u00e9 ses conditions : il choisissait le film et la salle. Et … Continue reading