le pas léger sur le chemin souple et bondissant
qui mène à ta lumière.
qui mène à ta lumière.
Reflets du jour, haïkus, phosphènes et poèmes, peintures, musiques, déjeuners de soleil, respirations et autres instantanés. Regards et notes. Silences en rythme. Fortissimo et pianissimo. Instants de rêve. Moments d'immobilité au cœur de ce qui bouge. Comme un cadeau d'espace et d'évasion. Label Étoile.
« There was something electric and at the same time very dangerous about James which had nothing at all to do with conventional screen stardom. He was one of the few people who could really frighten me, and yet at the same time he was the most gentle and courteous of men. When James Mason died in 1984 at the age of 75, he left behind more than one hundred films, two wives, two children, a surprisingly modest legacy, and one overriding question : how was it that the most intelligent and intriguing character actor of his screen generation, and arguably the most talented and distinguished of all the post-war Hollywood raj, went to his grave so personally unknown and professionally uncredited ? James Mason's distinguished reportoire ranged from character actor, his early British films and those with such Hollywood giants as Ava Gardner to his later outstanding performances. Mason's personal politics alienated him from the mainstream of popular affection and examines the reasons why Mason took a backseat to such contemporaries such as Cary Grant, Rex Harrison and David Niven. He possessed as many enemies as friends during a troubled life where he was a misunderstood talent. James Mason was an actor of contradictions.
LE PETIT BAPTISTE. Bonjour, Madame.
Ma petite folle bien-aimée me donnait à dîner, et par la fenêtre ouverte de la salle à manger je contemplais les mouvantes architectures que Dieu fait avec les vapeurs, les merveilleuses constructions de l'impalpable.