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La Belle Hélène (2000)

La Belle Hélène (2000) Théâtre du Châtelet. Offenbach / French

7.0audience score
1 votes on TMDB
Released December 1, 2000Runtime 2h 33mDirector Laurent Pelly, Ross MacGibbon
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This is a joy from beginning to end. Although there are many tricks and ideas from Laurent Pelly, as always he seems to still retain the Offenbach magic. La Lott and Monsieur Beuron are a joy, but so is everyone else. The Patriotic Trio by the sea is both a hoot and wonderfully sung, the score seems truly complete yet never flags and the finale sequences for especially acts 1 & 2 are a joy of movement and sound fused as one glorious Offenbachian moment.

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Cast of La Belle Hélène

Felicity Lott

Felicity Lott

Hélène, reine de Sparte
Yann Beuron

Yann Beuron

Pâris, fils de Priam, roi de Troie
Michel Sénéchal

Michel Sénéchal

Ménélas, roi de Sparte
Laurent Naouri

Laurent Naouri

Agamemnon, roi d'Argos
François Le Roux

François Le Roux

Calchas, grand augure de Jupiter
Marie-Ange Todorovitch

Marie-Ange Todorovitch

Oreste, fils d'Agamemnon
Hjördis Thébault

Hjördis Thébault

Bacchis, suivante d'Hélène
Stéphanie d'Oustrac

Stéphanie d'Oustrac

Léoena, courtisane
Magali Léger

Magali Léger

Parthénis, courtisane

About La Belle Hélène

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Who stars in La Belle Hélène?

La Belle Hélène stars Felicity Lott, Yann Beuron, Michel Sénéchal, Laurent Naouri, François Le Roux.

Who directed La Belle Hélène?

La Belle Hélène was directed by Laurent Pelly and Ross MacGibbon.

How long is La Belle Hélène?

La Belle Hélène has a runtime of 2h 33m.

What is La Belle Hélène about?

This is a joy from beginning to end. Although there are many tricks and ideas from Laurent Pelly, as always he seems to still retain the Offenbach magic. La Lott and Monsieur Beuron are a joy, but so is everyone else. The Patriotic Trio by the sea is both a hoot and wonderfully sung, the score seems truly complete yet never flags and the finale sequences for especially acts 1 & 2 are a joy of movement and sound fused as one glorious Offenbachian moment.