Les Contes d'Hoffmann
Seeking to exorcise the failure of his current love affair, the poet Hoffmann tells the tales of his three past loves - the doll-like Olympia, the high-class courtesan Giulietta, and the ambitious but delicate Antonia - and recalls how each was thwarted by the evil influence of his rival. In this production by the distinguished film director, John Schlesinger, with spectacular designs by Maria Bjornson and William Dudley, Offenbach's nightmare world is brought to life. The all-star cast is headed by Placido Domingo as Hoffmann: his three loves are Ileana Cotrubas, Anges Baltsa and Luciana Serra and the manifestations of his rival are sung by Geraint Evans, Robert Lloyd, Siegmund Nimsgern and Nicola Ghiuselev. The score, which includes such favourites as the "Barcarolle" and the "Doll's Song", is conducted by Georges Pretre.
Description: Seeking to exorcise the failure of his current love affair, the poet Hoffmann tells the tales of his three past loves - the doll-like Olympia, the high-class courtesan Giulietta, and the ambitious but delicate Antonia - and recalls how each was thwarted by the evil influence of his rival. In this production by the distinguished film director, John Schlesinger, with spectacular designs by Maria Bjornson and William Dudley, Offenbach's nightmare world is brought to life. The all-star cast is headed by Placido Domingo as Hoffmann: his three loves are Ileana Cotrubas, Anges Baltsa and Luciana Serra and the manifestations of his rival are sung by Geraint Evans, Robert Lloyd, Siegmund Nimsgern and Nicola Ghiuselev. The score, which includes such favourites as the "Barcarolle" and the "Doll's Song", is conducted by Georges Pretre.
Genres: Drama, Music, TV Movie
Budget: $0 | Revenue : $0
Runtime: 150 minutes
Handel: Alcina
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Plácido Domingo
Played Hoffmann
Agnes Baltsa
Played Giulietta
Robert Lloyd
Played Lindorf
Ileana Cotrubas
Played Antonia
Luciana Serra
Played Olympia
Geraint Evans
Played Coppélius
Nicolai Ghiuselev
Played Miracle
Gwynne Howell
Played Crespel
Claire Powell
Played Nicklaus/Muse
Siegmund Nimsgern
Played Dapertutto
Philip Gelling
Played Schlemil
Francis Egerton
Played Pittichinaccio
Phyllis Cannan
Played Spirit of Antonia's Mother
Eric Garrett
Played Luther
Georges Prêtre
Played Self - Conductor
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