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Данку́р (настоящее имя — Флора́н Карто́н, 1661—1725) — французский драматург и актёр. Родился в богатой буржуазной семье и готовился в адвокаты. Любовь к красивой и талантливой актрисе Терезе Ленуар де ла Ториллиер, на которой он женился, привела его на сцену «Комеди Франсез». В 1685 г. он написал комедию «Le notaire obligeant, ou les fonds perdus». Успех поощрил его, и в следующие 30 лет Данкур написал более 80 комедий. Лучшая роль — Альцест в мольеровском «Мизантропе». Данкур обнаружил большое уменье находить в повседневной жизни интересный материал для своих пьес. Кроме того, он был первым, отважившимся писать целые пьесы на наречии крестьян, изображение которых, особенно мельников, ему очень удавалось. Данкур написал ещё несколько поэтических переводов псалмов и одну трагедию, которая Florent Carton Dancourt, född den 1 november 1661 i Fontainebleau, död den 6 december 1725 i Courcelles-le-Roi, var en fransk dramatiker och skådespelare. Dancourt skrev ett antal omtyckta lustspel, av vilka några spelades för Karl XII av Rosidors sällskap. Le Chevalier à la mode (1687; svensk översättning "Den alamodiske cavalieren", tryckt 1747), Les fonds perdus ("Den bedragna frikostigheten", 1773), L'impromptu de garnison, av anonym författare, endast lindrigt bearbetad av Dancourt ("Den illfänige friaren", 1768) med flera ha en livlig dialog och lyckliga infall. Dancourt behandlades i arbeten av (1882) och Jules Lemaître (samma år). Florent Carton detto Dancourt (Fontainebleau, 1º novembre 1661 – Courcelles, 6 dicembre 1725) è stato un drammaturgo e attore francese. Florent Carton aka Dancourt (1 November 1661 – 7 December 1725), French dramatist and actor, was born at Fontainebleau. He belonged to a family of rank, and his parents entrusted his education to , a Jesuit, who made earnest efforts to induce him to join the order. But he had no religious vocation and proceeded to study law. Some years before his death he terminated his career both as an actor and as an author by retiring to his chateau at Courcelles le Roi, in Berry, where he employed himself in making a poetical translation of the Psalms and in writing a sacred tragedy. Florent Carton, sieur d'Ancourt, dit Dancourt, est un acteur et auteur dramatique français né à Fontainebleau le 1er novembre 1661 et mort au château de Courcelles-le-Roy (Beaulieu-sur-Loire) le 6 décembre 1725. Florent Carton de Dancourt (* 1. November 1661, Fontainebleau; † 6. Dezember 1725, bei Courcelles), seinen Zeitgenossen aber lediglich als Dancourt bekannt, war ein französischer Dramatiker und Schauspieler.
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Florent Carton, sieur d'Ancourt, dit Dancourt, est un acteur et auteur dramatique français né à Fontainebleau le 1er novembre 1661 et mort au château de Courcelles-le-Roy (Beaulieu-sur-Loire) le 6 décembre 1725. Данку́р (настоящее имя — Флора́н Карто́н, 1661—1725) — французский драматург и актёр. Родился в богатой буржуазной семье и готовился в адвокаты. Любовь к красивой и талантливой актрисе Терезе Ленуар де ла Ториллиер, на которой он женился, привела его на сцену «Комеди Франсез». В 1685 г. он написал комедию «Le notaire obligeant, ou les fonds perdus». Успех поощрил его, и в следующие 30 лет Данкур написал более 80 комедий. Лучшая роль — Альцест в мольеровском «Мизантропе». Данкур обнаружил большое уменье находить в повседневной жизни интересный материал для своих пьес. Кроме того, он был первым, отважившимся писать целые пьесы на наречии крестьян, изображение которых, особенно мельников, ему очень удавалось. Данкур написал ещё несколько поэтических переводов псалмов и одну трагедию, которая утеряна. * 1687 — «Модный кавалер» * 1692 — «Модные мещанки» * 1693 — «Кокетки летом» * 1700 — «Знатные мещанки» Florent Carton de Dancourt (* 1. November 1661, Fontainebleau; † 6. Dezember 1725, bei Courcelles), seinen Zeitgenossen aber lediglich als Dancourt bekannt, war ein französischer Dramatiker und Schauspieler. Florent Carton Dancourt, född den 1 november 1661 i Fontainebleau, död den 6 december 1725 i Courcelles-le-Roi, var en fransk dramatiker och skådespelare. Dancourt skrev ett antal omtyckta lustspel, av vilka några spelades för Karl XII av Rosidors sällskap. Le Chevalier à la mode (1687; svensk översättning "Den alamodiske cavalieren", tryckt 1747), Les fonds perdus ("Den bedragna frikostigheten", 1773), L'impromptu de garnison, av anonym författare, endast lindrigt bearbetad av Dancourt ("Den illfänige friaren", 1768) med flera ha en livlig dialog och lyckliga infall. Dancourt behandlades i arbeten av (1882) och Jules Lemaître (samma år). Florent Carton aka Dancourt (1 November 1661 – 7 December 1725), French dramatist and actor, was born at Fontainebleau. He belonged to a family of rank, and his parents entrusted his education to , a Jesuit, who made earnest efforts to induce him to join the order. But he had no religious vocation and proceeded to study law. He practised at the bar for some time, but his marriage to the daughter of the comedian led him to become an actor, and in 1685, in spite of the strong opposition of his family, he appeared at the Theatre Francais. His gifts as a comedian gave him immediate and marked success, both with the public and with his fellow actors. He was the spokesman of his company on occasions of state, and in this capacity he frequently appeared before Louis XIV., who treated him with great favour. One of his most famous impersonations was Alceste in Molière's The Misanthrope. His first play, Le Notaire obligeant, produced in 1685, was well received. La Désolation des joueuses (1687) was still more successful. Le Chevalier à la mode (1687) is generally regarded as his best work, though his claim to original authorship in this and some other cases has been disputed. In Le Chevalier à la mode appears the bourgeoise infatuated with the desire to be an aristocrat. The type is developed in Les Bourgeoises de la mode (1692) and Les Bourgeoises de qualité (1700). Dancourt was a prolific author, and produced some sixty plays in all, including (1707, an adaptation of the eponymous novel from Lesage). Some years before his death he terminated his career both as an actor and as an author by retiring to his chateau at Courcelles le Roi, in Berry, where he employed himself in making a poetical translation of the Psalms and in writing a sacred tragedy. The plays of Dancourt are faithful descriptions of the manners of the time, and as such have real historical value. The characters are drawn with a realistic touch that led to his being styled by Charles Palissot the Teniers of comedy. He is very successful in his delineation of low life, and especially of the peasantry. The dialogue is sparkling, witty and natural. Many of the incidents of his plots were derived from actual occurrences in the fast and scandalous life of the period, and several of his characters were drawn from well-known personages of the day. Most of the plays incline to the type of farce rather than of pure comedy. Voltaire defined his talent in the words: "What Regnard was in respect to Moliere in the high comedy, Dancourt was in the farce." (French: "Ce que Regnard était à l'égard de Molière dans la haute comédie, le comédien Dancourt l'était dans la farce.") His two daughters, Manon and Marie-Anne (Mimi), both obtained success on the stage of the Théâtre Francais. Florent Carton detto Dancourt (Fontainebleau, 1º novembre 1661 – Courcelles, 6 dicembre 1725) è stato un drammaturgo e attore francese.
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