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Verlorene Illusionen
- Heard
- 1970
- Episodes
- 6
- Language
- German
German Public Radio Honoré de Balzac Verlorene Illusionen Vorlage: Verlorene Illusionen (Illusions perdues) (Roman, französisch) Bearbeitung (Wort): Palma Regie: Fritz Schröder-Jahn Weitere Mitwirkende: Sprecher/Sprecherin -- Rolle/Funktion Jürgen Goslar -- Der Erzähler Peter Weis -- Lucien Chardon Maria Körber -- Eva, Luciens Schwester Michael Thomas -- David, Luciens Freund Heinz Stoewer -- Apotheker Postel Dagmar Altrichter -- Nais de Bargeton Hans Timerding -- Monsieur de Bargeton Horst Tappert -- Baron de Chatelet Christian Eisler -- Zizine de Senonches Ursula Langrock -- Lolotte de Brébian Helga Engel -- Amélie de Chandour Kurt Dommisch -- Monsieur de Chandour Horst Richter -- Francis von Hautoy Jutta Stork -- Mademoiselle de Rastignac Werner Eichhorn -- Diener Der Autor erzählt in seinem epischen Meisterwerk die unglaublichen Erlebnisse des ebenso ehrgeizigen wie labilen Provinzpoeten Lucien Chardon, dessen Illusionen in Paris zunichte gemacht werden. Als doppelt Geschlagener kehrt er reumütig in seinen Heimatort zurück. Das Werk hat unverkennbar autobiographischen Charakter. Honoré de Balzac (1799-1850) war sechzehn Jahre alt, als er aus der Vendome nach Paris kam. Seine Herkunft aus einer Welt, in der noch Ruhe und Ordnung herrschten, hat seine Neugierde für das, was in Paris vor sich ging, wohl ebenso angestachelt wie die ihm zunächst aufgezwungene, späterhin freiwillig von ihm beibehaltene Rolle des Außenseiters, der sich allerorten vor verschlossenen Türen sah.…
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