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  • Marcel Paul Pagnol

    His next three comedies—Marius (1929), Fanny (1931), and CĂ©sar (1936), known as the Marseille trilogy—deal with the lives of a Marseille fishmonger, Fanny, her lover Marius who goes off to sea, CĂ©sar the father, and his friend Panisse. The salty language of the people and Pagnol’s ability to capture the


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    His next three comedies—Marius (1929), Fanny (1931), and CĂ©sar (1936), known as the Marseille trilogy—deal with the lives of a Marseille fishmonger, Fanny, her lover Marius who goes off to sea, CĂ©sar the father, and his friend Panisse. The salty language of the people and Pagnol’s ability to capture the


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