Figaro
Synopsis
Seville, 1766. Count Almaviva falls in love with a young woman called Rosina, who lives under the tutelage of the old doctor Bartolo. Thanks to the help of his servant Figaro, the count seduces Rosina and marries her. Three years later, Count Almaviva returned to being the libertine he was.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Jacques Weber
- Screenplay & Story
- Jacques Weber
- Original Title
- Figaro
- Country of Origin
- France
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 1h 41m
- Production Studios
- SFP, GMT Productions, France 2, France•3
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Jacques Weber
Jacques Weber
Dominique Colin
Anne-Marie L'Hôte
Department Leadership Roster
Jacques Weber
Writer
Jacques Weber
Director
Dominique Colin
Director of Photography
Anne-Marie L'Hôte
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Frequently Asked Questions About Figaro
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What is Figaro about?
Seville, 1766. Count Almaviva falls in love with a young woman called Rosina, who lives under the tutelage of the old doctor Bartolo. Thanks to the help of his servant Figaro, the count seduces Rosina and marries her. Three years later, Count Almaviva returned to being the libertine he was.
Who directed Figaro?
Figaro was directed by Jacques Weber.
Who stars in Figaro?
The principal cast of Figaro includes Jacques Weber, Denis Podalydès, Céline Sallette, Isabelle Adjani, Vincent Debost.
When was Figaro released and how long is it?
Figaro was released in 2008 with a total runtime of 1h 41m.