Word: rard
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Woman Next Door. "Yes, that's the way these things often go," one says, thinking back over the film in those mulling moments so kindly provided by traffic jams and checkout-counter lines. Indeed, one rather imagines it was blank moments like those that kept Bernard (Gérard Depardieu) and Mathilde (Fanny Ardant, a particularly lovely newcomer) alive in each other's minds between the bitter breakup of their tumultuous romance and their next meeting, seven years later. This occurs when Mathilde and her new husband happen to move in next door to the house Bernard occupies...
...election of Socialist President Francois Mitterrand initially was seen as a threat to the trade. He fired Gérard Hibon, chief of the Direction des Affaires Internationales, which handles overseas arms deals. Sales to South Africa, Chile and Argentina were discouraged because of those nations' domestic policies, and an unofficial ban was placed on future sales to Libya after its invasion of Chad, a former French colony. "Right now we're in a period of reflection," says a top govern ment minister. But Mitterrand by no means wants France out of the business: on a visit to Saudi Arabia last...
...SENT A LETTER TO MY LOVE Directed by Moshe Mizrahi Screenplay by Gérard Brack and Moshe Mizrahi...
Directed by Roman Polanski Screenplay by Gérard Brack, Roman Polanski and John Brownjohn...
...Richard Labich called "undoubtedly the most demanding publication schedule we have faced" began months before Election Day. The closing schedules of other Time Inc. magazines were altered to provide a clear path for the election special. To handle the flood of last-minute stories, TIME Operations Director Gérard Leliévre tapped staffs of the other magazines for additional computer operators. Extra video display terminals and computer printers were also obtained. "We tried to anticipate every possible problem. It was like preparing for a battle," said Leli...