Coco Chanel

Synopsis

The woman who changed the ‘look’ of the entire century.
The fascinating, elegant, unreachable Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel was a girl from humble origins that sought liberation through her work.
Her success was due to her talent and undying determination. She changed the image and role of women forever. But her only real desire was just to be loved.
Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel was born at the end of the 1800s and died in 1971, year in which she played a leading role in all she did. Chanel succeeded in responding to society’s latent needs of creating a new vision of the women. Her fashions produced a revolution.
She liberated women from corsets and petticoats , creating more practical clothing that accentuates femininity and elegance all the same. Clothes suitable for the new role of the woman, who is no longer a “husband’s doll”, but a socially active individual.

Awards

Golden Globe nomination for Shirley MacLaine
(Best actress in a miniseries)

Screen Actors’ Guild Award nomination for Shirley MacLaine
(Best actress in a miniseries)

Emmy Awards 2009 nominations:
Outstanding made for television movie
Best Actress in a miniseries (Shirley MacLaine)

Synopsis

The woman who changed the ‘look’ of the entire century.
The fascinating, elegant, unreachable Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel was a girl from humble origins that sought liberation through her work.
Her success was due to her talent and undying determination. She changed the image and role of women forever. But her only real desire was just to be loved.
Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel was born at the end of the 1800s and died in 1971, year in which she played a leading role in all she did. Chanel succeeded in responding to society’s latent needs of creating a new vision of the women. Her fashions produced a revolution.
She liberated women from corsets and petticoats , creating more practical clothing that accentuates femininity and elegance all the same. Clothes suitable for the new role of the woman, who is no longer a “husband’s doll”, but a socially active individual.

Awards

Golden Globe nomination for Shirley MacLaine
(Best actress in a miniseries)

Screen Actors’ Guild Award nomination for Shirley MacLaine
(Best actress in a miniseries)

Emmy Awards 2009 nominations:
Outstanding made for television movie
Best Actress in a miniseries (Shirley MacLaine)

Cast

Crew

  • Coco Chanel Barbora Bobulova
  • Boy Capel Olivier Sitruk
  • Adrienne Valentina Lodovini
  • Etienne Balsan Sagamore Stevenin
  • Manon Mary Petruolo
  • Maurice De Nexon Daniele Savoca
  • Gabrielle Dorziat Cecile Cassel
  • Emilienne d’Alencon Marine Delterme
  • Mme. Desboutins Anne Duperey
  • Suor Therese Valentina Carnelutti
  • Jeanne Chanel Gea Lionello
  • André Manuel Casella
  • Lady Diana Francesca Cavallini
  • Madre Superiora Carla Cassola
  • Elisabeth Ducrot Valeria Cavalli
  • Sir David Arnaldo Ninchi
  • Guest star Malcom McDowell e Shirley MacLaine
  • Produced by Matilde and Luca Bernabei
  • Directed by Christian Duguay
  • Subject Carla Casalini, James Carrington, Enrico Medioli, Lea Tafuri
  • Screenplay Enrico Medioli, Lea Tafuri, Carla Casalini, James Carrington
  • Editor Alessandro Lucidi
  • Director of Photography Fabrizio Lucci
  • Music Andrea Guerra
  • Costume Designer Stefano de Nardis
  • Set designing Francesco Bronzi, Chantal Giuliani
  • Post Production Rosario Ranieri
  • Casting Director Teresa Razzauti
  • UK Casting Director Suzanne M.Smith, CDG
  • Line Producer Corrado Trionfera
  • Creative Producer Sara Melodia, Saverio d’ Ercole
  • Associate Producer Vincenzo Mosca
  • Coco Chanel Barbora Bobulova
  • Boy Capel Olivier Sitruk
  • Adrienne Valentina Lodovini
  • Etienne Balsan Sagamore Stevenin
  • Manon Mary Petruolo
  • Maurice De Nexon Daniele Savoca
  • Gabrielle Dorziat Cecile Cassel
  • Emilienne d’Alencon Marine Delterme
  • Mme. Desboutins Anne Duperey
  • Suor Therese Valentina Carnelutti
  • Jeanne Chanel Gea Lionello
  • André Manuel Casella
  • Lady Diana Francesca Cavallini
  • Madre Superiora Carla Cassola
  • Elisabeth Ducrot Valeria Cavalli
  • Sir David Arnaldo Ninchi
  • Guest star Malcom McDowell e Shirley MacLaine
  • Produced by Matilde and Luca Bernabei
  • Directed by Christian Duguay
  • Subject Carla Casalini, James Carrington, Enrico Medioli, Lea Tafuri
  • Screenplay Enrico Medioli, Lea Tafuri, Carla Casalini, James Carrington
  • Editor Alessandro Lucidi
  • Director of Photography Fabrizio Lucci
  • Music Andrea Guerra
  • Costume Designer Stefano de Nardis
  • Set designing Francesco Bronzi, Chantal Giuliani
  • Post Production Rosario Ranieri
  • Casting Director Teresa Razzauti
  • UK Casting Director Suzanne M.Smith, CDG
  • Line Producer Corrado Trionfera
  • Creative Producer Sara Melodia, Saverio d’ Ercole
  • Associate Producer Vincenzo Mosca
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