Jean Renoir: Madame Bovary (FR 1934). Léon Dupuis (Daniel Lecourtois) and Emma Bovary (Valentine Tessier) at the opera: Photo: Gaumont / CNC. |
During the first half of the 20th century it became the symbol of opera and culture in popular cinema, also in cartoon parody.
- Georges Mendel: Film artistique chantant: Lucia di Lammermoor (FR 1908) - magnificent early sound film in widescreen - the grand sextet - Chanté par Enrico Caruso - Messieurs Journet, Scotti, Daddi - Mesdames Sembrich et Severina - avec accompagnement d'orchestre.
- Howard Hawks: Scarface (1932) - Scarface's murder anthem
- Jean Renoir: Madame Bovary (1934) - Madame Bovary's encounter with culture
- George Cukor: Little Women (1933) - Jo's cultural awakening
- Tex Avery: I Love to Singa (1936) - Owl Jolson is taught to sing opera
- Walt Disney: Willie the Operatic Whale (1946) - a signature tune at the Met
- Tex Avery: Little 'Tinker (1948) - proof of the singing skunk's refinement
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