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Madame Bovary

A provincial doctor's wife's romantic illusions about life and social status lead her to betray her naive husband, take on lovers and run up ruinous debts.

Director

Vincente Minnelli

Year

Genre

Box Office

N/A

Production

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Awards

Nominated for 1 Oscar. 1 nomination total

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Emma Bovary

Gustave Flaubert

Charles Bovary

Rodolphe Boulanger

Leon Dupuis

J. Homais

Lhereux

Mme. Dupuis

Mayor Tuvache

Hyppolite

DuBocage

Félicité

Roualt

Guillaumin

Mme. Lefrancois

Pinard

Frederic Tozere

Marquis D'Andervilliers

Justin

Berthe Bovary

Priest

Villager

Man

Lagandy

Mme. Petree

Man

Charles Bancroft

Party Guest

Villager

Wedding Guest

Bailiff

Wedding Guest

Berthe Bovary, at 15 Months

Man

David Cavendish

Young Man

Guest

Village Official at Agricultural Show

Party Guest

Innkeeper

Pimply-Faced Youth

Charles De Ravenne

Urchin

Mother Superior

Opera Conductor

Party Guest

Guest

Nosey Boy at Rouault's Home

Drunken Guest

Presiding Judge

Speaker at Agricultural Show

Harelip Youth

Guest

Woman

Gracille LaVinder

Party Guest

Young Man

Villager

Ernesto Molinari

Woman

Villager

George Nardelli

Man

Waiter

Anton Northpole

Servant

Guest

Party Guest

Catherine Price

Mme. Foulard

Constance Purdy

Guest

Phil Schumacher

Opera Singer

Helen St. Rayner

Theatre Patron

Guest

Guest

Party Guest

Ellinor Vanderveer

Guest

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Emma Bovary Gustave Flaubert Charles Bovary Rodolphe Boulanger Lheureux

Let me proceed. - Madame Bovary

Let me proceed.

I want to see him set the leg,
Mama. - Madame Bovary

I want to see him set the leg, Mama.

- Perfume.
- Don't you like it? - Madame Bovary

- Perfume. - Don't you like it?

She had learned to be a woman for whom experience would always be a prison - Madame Bovary

She had learned to be a woman for whom experience would...

Emma, remind me to thank that
mayor. - Madame Bovary

Emma, remind me to thank that mayor.

- How can you laugh at them?
- Oh, they mean well. - Madame Bovary

- How can you laugh at them? - Oh, they mean well.

- Charles! Charles!
- A country wedding scene. - Madame Bovary

- Charles! Charles! - A country wedding scene.

Could it have been otherwise - Madame Bovary

Could it have been otherwise

Hyppolite, what are you going to
do, - Madame Bovary

Hyppolite, what are you going to do,

Forgiveness is still - Madame Bovary

Forgiveness is still

You see I'm just a village doctor and it isn't often - Madame Bovary

You see I'm just a village doctor and it isn't...

May I... May I offer you
something? - Madame Bovary

May I... May I offer you something?

Well, how's the party? - Madame Bovary

Well, how's the party?

Emma, what in the world are you
doing up here? - Madame Bovary

Emma, what in the world are you doing up here?

Why that clock strikes - Madame Bovary

Why that clock strikes

Emma. It's a girl, Emma. - Madame Bovary

Emma. It's a girl, Emma.

I like everything I suppose that's what's wrong with me - Madame Bovary

I like everything I suppose that's what's wrong...

Oh Charles you fool - Madame Bovary

Oh Charles you fool

This could be a disaster Emma This is aristocracy - Madame Bovary

This could be a disaster Emma This is aristocracy

Forgive me, my dear. - Madame Bovary

Forgive me, my dear.

Gentlemen, 100 Louis, if you
please. - Madame Bovary

Gentlemen, 100 Louis, if you please.

That-- That's my wife, uh...
Wife. - Madame Bovary

That-- That's my wife, uh... Wife.

The most amazing hunting country
in the world. - Madame Bovary

The most amazing hunting country in the world.

- Who is she?
- Some doctor's wife. - Madame Bovary

- Who is she? - Some doctor's wife.

I'm exhausted. - Madame Bovary

May I? - Madame Bovary

No. I would like to stop,
please. - Madame Bovary

No. I would like to stop, please.

Madame. - Madame Bovary

Hello. - Madame Bovary

- Charles is downstairs.
- Hang Charles. - Madame Bovary

- Charles is downstairs. - Hang Charles.

Leon, after all these years... - Madame Bovary

Leon, after all these years...

- Madame Bovary.
- Yes. - Madame Bovary

- Madame Bovary. - Yes.

I'm gonna dance with the girls. - Madame Bovary

I'm gonna dance with the girls.

Go on, Hyppolite. I'm not able
to cure you. - Madame Bovary

Go on, Hyppolite. I'm not able to cure you.

Oh Charles Where have you been - Madame Bovary

Oh Charles Where have you been

There'll be no operation. - Madame Bovary

There'll be no operation.

What happened? - Madame Bovary

How could she have gone riding?
I had the horse. - Madame Bovary

How could she have gone riding? I had the horse.

Your letters. - Madame Bovary

I kept souvenirs when I was
young. - Madame Bovary

I kept souvenirs when I was young.

I don't like it, Rodolphe. - Madame Bovary

I don't like it, Rodolphe.

Isn't it wonderful? - Madame Bovary

Isn't it wonderful?

I am a discreet man Madame Bovary I am in the business of making money - Madame Bovary

I am a discreet man Madame Bovary I am in the business of...

Fèlicitè! Fèlicitè! - Madame Bovary

Fèlicitè! Fèlicitè!

But, Madame Bovary, two
traveling trunks - Madame Bovary

But, Madame Bovary, two traveling trunks

- When are you leaving?
- Friday a week. - Madame Bovary

- When are you leaving? - Friday a week.

Your trunks will be waiting in
the front of my shop. - Madame Bovary

Your trunks will be waiting in the front of my shop.

Mama. - Madame Bovary

I hope you like Italy. I've
never been there myself. - Madame Bovary

I hope you like Italy. I've never been there myself.

Wait! - Madame Bovary

There's a basket of fruit on the
table there, - Madame Bovary

There's a basket of fruit on the table there,

The letter. The letter. - Madame Bovary

The letter. The letter.

Drink it... and then faint. - Madame Bovary

Drink it... and then faint.

Is it a crime to want things to be beautiful - Madame Bovary

Is it a crime to want things to be beautiful

- Monsieur Dupuis?
- No, no. Go away, please. - Madame Bovary

- Monsieur Dupuis? - No, no. Go away, please.

What are you doing in my room? I
sent you a note. - Madame Bovary

What are you doing in my room? I sent you a note.

A horrid little rendezvous... in
a horrid little hotel. - Madame Bovary

A horrid little rendezvous... in a horrid little hotel.

Is this where I end up? - Madame Bovary

Is this where I end up?

Don't, Emma. - Madame Bovary

No. Somebody saw you. - Madame Bovary

No. Somebody saw you.

That'll be all. Thank you. - Madame Bovary

That'll be all. Thank you.

Put those things down and get
out of here! - Madame Bovary

Put those things down and get out of here!

Oh, Leon. I waited and waited. - Madame Bovary

Oh, Leon. I waited and waited.

You scoundrel I beg your pardon - Madame Bovary

You scoundrel I beg your pardon

Why is it that I should suddenly
be overwhelmed - Madame Bovary

Why is it that I should suddenly be overwhelmed

Here. No more sadness. - Madame Bovary

Here. No more sadness.

- Morning, Monsieur Guillaumin.
- Morning. - Madame Bovary

- Morning, Monsieur Guillaumin. - Morning.

Goodbye! - Madame Bovary

Why did you come here? You can't
come in. - Madame Bovary

Why did you come here? You can't come in.

- Good morning, Madame Tuvache.
- Good morning. - Madame Bovary

- Good morning, Madame Tuvache. - Good morning.

I'm a fairly courageous man Emma but I was afraid of you - Madame Bovary

I'm a fairly courageous man Emma but I was afraid of...

Did you see the master in Rouen? - Madame Bovary

Did you see the master in Rouen?

You don't have it. - Madame Bovary

You don't have it.

The bell? At this hour of the
night? - Madame Bovary

The bell? At this hour of the night?

No! No! - Madame Bovary

I said have you seen this? - Madame Bovary

I said have you seen this?

Emma. - Madame Bovary

Don't let go. Don't let go,
Emma. - Madame Bovary

Don't let go. Don't let go, Emma.

You're crying. - Madame Bovary

Please. - Madame Bovary

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A provincial doctor's wife's romantic illusions about life and social status lead her to betray her naive husband, take on lovers and run up ruinous debts.

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Director: Vincente Minnelli

Writer: Robert Ardrey, Gustave Flaubert

Production: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Genre: drama, romance

Year: 1949

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 7.0

BoxOffice: N/A

Released: 23 Jan 1950

Awards: Nominated for 1 Oscar. 1 nomination total

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