Tuesday's Guest

Synopsis

In the classic French film 'Tuesday's Guest' (original title 'L'Invité du mardi'), directed by Jacques de Casembroot and released in 1950, we follow a gripping storyline that centers around a mysterious guest who arrives at the doorstep of a seemingly normal family. As the night unfolds, secrets are revealed, tensions rise, and the guest's presence begins to unravel the family's facade. The film expertly delves into themes of betrayal, deception, and the consequences of past actions, keeping the audience on the edge of their seats until the unexpected climax. With stellar performances by the talented cast, 'Tuesday's Guest' is a captivating psychological drama that leaves a lasting impact on the viewer, showcasing the masterful storytelling of French cinema of the era.

Cast

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  Bernard Blier

  Charles Josse, agent d'assurance

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  Madeleine Robinson

  Fernande Josse, la femme de Charles

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  Michel Auclair

  Maurice Vineuse, le convalescent

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  Nadine Alari

  Ginette, une voisine

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  Bernadette Lange

  Flo, la prostituée

• Lucien Guervil

  Henri Gomperse, l'épicier

Reviews

The reviews for 'Tuesday's Guest' have been mixed but overall positive. Critics have praised the film for its tense and suspenseful atmosphere, as well as the brilliant performances by Bernard Blier and the rest of the cast. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 75%, with critics applauding the film's direction and character development. IMDb users rated it 6.3/10, with many pointing out the intriguing plot twists and compelling narrative. Metacritic's score was 68, with reviewers highlighting the film's ability to keep the audience engaged throughout. Overall, 'Tuesday's Guest' is considered a must-watch for fans of classic French cinema, offering a unique and thought-provoking viewing experience.

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