Gallant Ladies

 
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1990
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1575, in France:

the 5th war of religion.

Brantme sets off for war

trying to forget the beautiful

and ardent ladies of his life...

In these days, set

under the cloud of sorrow...

calamity and misery...

it's pleasant to make merry.

Ah! Kissing, cuddling, hugging...

undressing each other...

gently warming each other!

Women are the joy of my life.

I like them lively, broken in...

libertine and a little whorish.

No prudish, wary, faithful ones for me!

You won't stop me thinking of them!

I accepted.

Her servant blindfolds me...

and leads me to a carriage.

One hour later...

I'm pushed up some stairs...

I feel the sweet warmth...

of a wood fire.

A chambermaid says:

"My lady is four steps in front of you.

"Don't try to make her speak,

or remove your blindfold.

Or you'll be killed."

I approached.

The mysterious lady smelled nice.

I started feeling her...

kissing her...

What then?

Then I went six stations with the lady.

At each skirmish...

I tried new caresses...

to make her give herself away.

She never made a single sound.

Six stations...

With God's leave!

In the name of religion!

Should I die tonight...

whom will I think of at the end?

Victoire, of course!

How lovely the arms of a stranger are!

If I have to dream of a lady,

let it be one I never had!

The most mysterious...

a lady of high breeding

and every intrigue!

The Queen of Navarre!

They say the boxes at her waist...

contain the hearts of her dead lovers.

Since her husband left her,

everyone is passionate about her.

They say she is most loving.

Will I die without having

tasted her charms?

Brantme...

you who are so popular, come over here.

The Queen of Navarre and I need

a brave, selfless man for a task.

Forget him, I've better.

I must make women laugh to love them.

What a tiresome business!

Stand! You're my prisoner!

No sir, you're mine!

La Paloterie?

Brantme?

I've lost my men.

Have a drop of brandy.

How can I like war?

I hate the countryside!

After I left court...

did you still frequent Mme. de Chantenac?

You and I were rivals, old boy.

When you joined the Protestants,

I went to her...

and took my leave of her.

If I leave here alive...

war's over for me.

I won't fight the Protestants again.

And I can't afford soldiers.

Why try to change?

I'm only happy at court with the ladies.

All those with whom I've made merry...

thrive within me.

I'm tied to them forever.

I can't forget some of them.

Mademoiselle d'Angoulme...

Ah, yes, Mademoiselle d'Angoulme!

I'm of royal blood. I have to be on top.

Jeanne de Tignonville!

That lasted for some time.

It lasts still.

Really?

A complicated lady.

You have to chase her

for two hours or more.

But then!

Maybe we should return to our armies.

I've an idea.

You'll need arms to continue.

I can sell you some.

For your court expenses.

Goodbye, Brantme.

My love to our ladies.

From now on, the war of love!

Beware! It can be more

dangerous than the other.

When I get to court, I'll find Mme.

de Saint-Luc...

faithful to her husband

as she lifts her skirt.

Not on the lips.

I've sworn to be faithful to my husband.

I'll never waver

between pleasure and duty.

I'll choose both at once!

There's only one who's a lady...

a tasty piece and a wanton hussy.

Victoire! Victoire d'Estrivos!

Recently arrived from Italy...

at the request of her

cousin, the Queen Mother...

Victoire, a lass of lowly birth...

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Jacques Emmanuel

Jacques Emmanuel, real name Jacques Emmanuel Welfling, (13 January 1920 in Paris – 11 June 1998 in Saint-Cloud aged 78) was a French actor, screenwriter and librettist. more…

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