The Proprietor Explained

The Proprietor is a 1996 film. It is a U.S.-French co-production Merchant Ivory film, directed by Ismail Merchant for Jeanne Moreau's request.

Cast

Starring

• Jeanne Moreau as Adrienne Mark
• Sean Young as Virginia Kelly
• Sam Waterston as Harry Bancroft
• Christopher Cazenove as Elliott Spencer
• Nell Carter as Millie Jackson
• Jean-Pierre Aumont as Franz Legendre
• Austin Pendleton as Willy Kunst
• Charlotte de Turckheim as Judith Mark
• Pierre Vaneck as Raymond T.K
• Marc Tissot as Patrice Legendre
• Josh Hamilton as William O'Hara

New York

• Joanna Adler as F. Freemder
• James Naughton as Texans
• J. Smith-Cameron as Texans
• Michael Bergin as Bobby
• John Dalton as Emilio
• Jack Koenig as Apartment Doorman
• Panther as Guardian Angels
• Bull as Guardian Angels
• Kim Gilmore as Guardian Angels
• Falcon as Guardian Angels
• Joan Audiberti as French Ladies
• Katherine Argo as French Ladies
• Judy Alanna as Woman in Park

Paris

• Hubert St. Macary - Taxi Driver
• Diane Nignan - Pedestrian
• Guillemette Grobon - Suzanne T.K

The Apartment

• Cherif Ezzeldin as French Couple
• Valérie Tolédano as French Couple
• Jorg Schnass as German Couple
• Paula Klein as German Couple
• Suzanna Pattoni asConcierge

The Auction

• Alain Rimoux as Noraire
• Humbert Balsan as Maître Vicks
• Donald Rosenfeld as Maître Ertaud

French Television

• Franck de la Personne as TV Moderator
• Gilles Arbona as Politician
• Henri Garcin as Interviewer
• Jeanne-Marie Darblay as Journalist

Cannes

• Kathryn Kinley as Entertainment Tonight presenter

Paris 1943, Maison Madeleine

• Marjolaine DeGraeve as Young Adrienne
• Carole Franck as Shop Assistants
• Azmine Jaffer as Shop Assistants
• Brigitte Catillon as Aristocratic Lady

Maxims Restaurant

• Jean-Yves Dubois as Fan-Fan
• Hervé Briaux as Aristocratic Man

Girl in the Nightclub

• Sophie Camus as Girl in the Nightclub

'Je m'appelle France'

• Éric Ruf as Theodore
• Élodie Bouchez as Young Girl
• Judith Rémy sa Nadine

'Call me French'

• Sean Young as Sally
• Wade Childress as Ben
• Thomas Tomazewski as Franck

External links

• Merchant Ivory Production
• IMDb

Notes and References

1. Screen International. September 13, 1996. 19. Merchant Ivory Productions Budget vs US Gross 1986-96.