JEAN-LOUIS TRINTIGNANT EST DÉCÉDÉ 17/JUIN, 2022
DISPARITION - L'acteur de Et Dieu... créa la femme et Amour est décédé «paisiblement, de vieillesse, ce matin, chez lui, dans le Gard, entouré de ses proches», a indiqué son épouse Mariane Hoepfner Trintignant.
En 1966, il tourne dans le chef-d'œuvre de Claude Lelouch Un homme et une femme aux côtés d'Anouk Aimée. Filmé avec peu de moyens, le long-métrage recevra la palme d'or à Cannes. Jean-Louis Trintignant y interprète le rôle d'un coureur automobile dont le fils Antoine est en pension en Normandie. Il rencontre alors la mère d'une élève dont il tombe éperdument amoureux. Une histoire sentimentale sur fond de drame magnifiquement mise en musique par l'irremplaçable Pierre Barouh, disparu en décembre 2016.
En 2003, la perte de sa fille Marie, sous les coups du chanteur de Noir Désir Bertrand Cantat, le plonge dans une tristesse inconsolable dont il ne parviendra jamais vraiment à se sortir. En septembre 2017 encore, il évoquait au micro d'Europe 1 cette douleur irrépressible qui continuait de l'assaillir même au crépuscule de son existence: «Cela fait 14 ans et, depuis 14 ans, je n'arrête pas d'y penser, de penser à ma fille.»
En 2008, il se confiait sur le drame en assimilant le meurtre de sa fille à une forme de suicide. «Quand quelqu'un se suicide, c'est la faute des parents non ?», avait-il alors déclaré d'une voix attristée et vraisemblablement rempli de remords. Un épisode tragique qui demeurera, jusqu'au dernier jour, la catastrophe absolue de sa vie.
En 2012, un film dans lequel il tient la tête d'affiche obtient une nouvelle fois la palme d'or à Cannes. Il s'agit d'Amour de l'autrichien Michael Haneke dans lequel il interprète avec Emmanuelle Riva un couple octogénaire aux sentiments indestructibles. Une conclusion en majesté pour le comédien qui, toute sa vie durant, aura dédié son existence à un cinéma de l'intime et du mystère.
AND...
ARENA DI VERONA FESTIVAL 2022
From 17th June to 4th September 2022
The 99th Arena di Verona Opera Festival is
presenting 46 unique nights in the world’s largest theatre under the banner of
opera with its imposing shows and the best international voices.
On 17th June, edition number 99 of the world’s most popular Opera Festival gets under
way, in an Arena finally featuring its unique productions, which every night
attract over 13,000 spectators, increasingly full of the international
scenario’s greatest artists on stage with the Orchestra, Chorus, Dance Company
and Technicians, with a high social profile, with almost 300 million contacts
in 2021 alone and even more solid, thanks to the support of its benefactors
with 67 Columns for the Arena di Verona, a project that with its first edition
won the Italian Ministry of Culture’s prize for the best Art Bonus initiative
among hundreds of projects throughout the country.
The nights under the stars will be animated by
an even more inclusive cosmopolitan Festival, the ideal preparation of the road
leading to the goal of edition number 100, in the summer of 2023.
Marco Armiliato is the Musical Director of the
2022 Festival
For the 99th edition of the Festival, one of
Arena di Verona spectators’ most popular conductors will be on the podium of
the Arena’s immense orchestra pit for 24 evenings. Born in Genoa, with an
international vocation and career, he is a standard-bearer of Italian melodrama
worldwide, from Vienna to Tokyo, from La Scala to the New York
Metropolitan.
The program
The 99th Arena di Verona Opera Festival opens on the weekend of the 17th and 18th June with the two most performed operas in the history of the Festival, Bizet’s Carmen and Verdi’s Aida, both with a Franco Zeffirelli production.
Carmen, the opening opera, was the
Maestro’s debut inside the amphitheatre’s age-old walls in 1995 and will be
presented to spectators as it has never been seen before, in an original
synthesis.
As is known, on the occasion of the various
reproductions of his show staged through the years, the Florentine Maestro made
various substantial changes, culminating in the new 2009 version. Now, thanks
to new stagecraft skills acquired and based on the Maestro’s observations
passed on by his long-standing collaborators, it is possible to obtain a
definitive synthesis of Franco Zeffirelli’s thoughts on his personal concept of
Carmen at the Arena.
Following the first drafts without censorship or limitations, integrated with the best new features which Zeffirelli himself introduced in the following editions and adding the best of the Maestro’s various intuitions will result in a unique definitive visual experience, under the musical direction of Marco Armiliato and embellished by an exceptional cast in which, among the many debuts, is it is worth mentioning those as protagonists of Clémentine Margaine, J'Nai Bridges, Elina Garanča and Yulia Matochkina, joined by Don Josè by Brian Jagde, Roberto Alagna and Vittorio Grigolo.
The production of Aida,
created specifically for the Arena precisely twenty years ago, returns to the
Verona stage after many editions as a classic of Zeffirelli’s aesthetic to
all effects, with his unmistakable golden light and the multicoloured precious
fabrics that colour the Egypt imagined by Verdi with new gleams combining
solemnity and exotism.
For the Arena’s top-ranking opera, being
staged for eleven nights, Daniel Oren and Marco
Armiliato will alternate on the podium. On the immense stage there
will be an endless series of singers of absolutely top-grade international
importance, including Liudmyla Monastyrska, Anna Netrebko, Latonia
Moore, Ekaterina Semenchuk, Murat Karahan, Fabio
Sartori, Yusif Eyvazov, Amartuvshin Enkhbat, Ferruccio
Furlanetto, confirming the Fondazione’s desire to make every night an
absolute first.
From 25th June, Verdi’s Nabucco will be staged for eight nights in the recent edition featuring a wide historic, Risorgimento and cinematographic fresco by Arnaud Bernard, conducted by Daniel Oren and Alvise Casellati.
Then on 2nd July, La
Traviata, the last creation by Franco Zeffirelli, returns,
with costumes by Maurizio Millenotti, after the inauguration of the
2019 Festival with the participation of Italy’s President Sergio Mattarella
broadcast live worldwide, thanks to the collaboration of Arena di Verona srl
and Rai1, just a few days after the Maestro’s death, becoming a sort of
artistic legacy. The Verdi masterpiece will be conducted for its eight
performances by Marco Armiliato.
The fifth and last opera on the 2022 program
is Puccini’s Turandot with the fable-like production
by Zeffirelli and costumes by Academy Award winner Emi
Wada: it will be on stage from 4th August for seven nights conducted
by Marco Armiliato, Francesco Ivan Ciampa and, for
a single event, by Plácido Domingo.
The casts of singers include, among others,
the voices and performing talent of Anna Netrebko, Lisette Oropesa and Angel
Blue, as well as Luca Salsi, Ludovic Tézier, Francesco
Meli, Freddie de Tommaso, Michele Pertusi, in a
well-balanced combination of solid certainties, names that are really
outstanding at international level, but rarely seen on Italian stages and young
talents sure to interest opera lovers all over Europe.
The program of the 99th Festival will be
completed by three Galas: the first is Roberto Bolle and
Friends which, on 20th July, will bring to the Arena di
Verona an eagerly awaited program combining ballet and modern and contemporary
dance by the étoile “of two worlds” along with today’s most popular stars.
On 12th August Orff’s Carmina Burana is returning with a memorable
scenographic concert with the participation of the Arena’s complete Orchestra
and Chorus, two children’s choruses and soloists Lisette Oropesa, Filippo
Mineccia and Mario Cassi.
On 25th August, there is Plácido
Domingo in Verdi Opera Night with three acts from Verdi operas in
complete scenic form, along with Maria José Siri, Fabio
Sartori, Clémentine Margaine and, for the first time at
the Arena, basso Ildar Abdrazakov: as well as the rare Macbeth and
Don Carlo, on this occasion Domingo will debut in the role of Amonasro in the
Triumph scene from Aida. Director and set designer for the special
event are Stefano Trespidi and Ezio Antonelli respectively,
while the Arena’s orchestra and chorus will be conducted by Jordi
Bernàcer.
https://www.arena.it/en/arena-di-verona/news/cast-99-arena-di-verona-opera-festival
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