Victorien Sardou(1831-1908)

Writer

Victorien Sardou was born on 5 September 1831 in Paris, France. He was a writer, known for Tosca (1956), Cleopatra (1912) and Princess Romanoff (1915). He was married to Marie Anne Corneille Soulié and Laurentine Éléonore Désirée de Moisson de Brécourt. He died on 8 November 1908 in Paris, France.

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Known for

Tosca

8.2

Writer

1956

Cleopatra

5.1

Writer

1912

Princess Romanoff

5.3

Writer

1915

That Uncertain Feeling

6.6

Writer

1941

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The Metropolitan Opera HD Live
8.8
TV Series
- based on the play by
- based on the play by: "La Tosca"
- based on: play "La Tosca"
- 2009–2023
Tosca
Video
- play
- 2020
Tosca
7.0
TV Movie
- play
- 2019
Giordano: Fedora
Video
- play
- 2018
Fedora
Video
- play
- 2016
Tosca
TV Movie
- after
- 2014
Madame Sans-Gêne
TV Movie
- play
- 2011
Tosca Live from the Royal Opera House
7.2
- after
- 2011
Tosca
8.0
TV Movie
- after
- 2009
Tosca
7.0
TV Movie
- based on the play by
- 2007
Tosca
8.3
TV Movie
- drama by: "La Tosca"
- 2006
Madame Sans-Gêne
6.1
TV Movie
- play
- 2002
Tosca
7.4
- play "La Tosca"
- 2001
Tosca
6.7
TV Movie
- drama: drawn from the drama by
- 2000
Tosca: A Tale of Love and Torture
5.6
TV Movie
- play
- 2000

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Official sites
- Académie
- Encyclopedia
Alternative names
- V. Sardou
Born
- September 5, 1831
- Paris, France
Died
- November 8, 1908
- Paris, France(pulmonary congestion)
Spouses
Other works
Stage: Wrote source material ("Les Ganaches") for "Progress", produced on Broadway [earliest known Broadway credit]. Melodrama. Adaption by T.W. Robertson. Wallack's Theatre: 27 Sep 1869-unknown (unknown performances). Cast: Charles Fisher (as "Arthur Mompesson"), W. Hield (as "Lord Mompesson"), Louisa Moore (as "Eva"), J.W. Wallack Jr. (as "John Ferne").
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