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Artist: Jean-Pierre Bourtayre And Jean Bouchéty Title: The Game Is Over ("La Curée") (Original Film Sound Track) Label:   Atco Country: USA Catalogue: 33-205 Date: Feb 1967 Format: Mono LP Collection:   I Own It     I Want It  Community:    Price Guide: Valuation Page » Search eBay #AD  » Search Amazon #AD This site contains affiliate links for which we may be compensated.

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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Jean-Pierre Bourtayre And Jean Bouchéty	Generique Debut (Opening Theme)	Jean-Pierre Bourtayre, Jean Bouchety	Rate
A2	Jean-Pierre Bourtayre And Jean Bouchéty	Un Certain Regard (A Certain Look)	Jean-Pierre Bourtayre, Jean Bouchety	Rate
A3	Jean-Pierre Bourtayre And Jean Bouchéty	Scene D'Amour (Love Scene)	Jean-Pierre Bourtayre, Jean Bouchety	Rate
A4	Jean-Pierre Bourtayre And Jean Bouchéty	Renee	Jean-Pierre Bourtayre, Jean Bouchety	Rate
A5	Jean-Pierre Bourtayre And Jean Bouchéty	La Serre (The Greenhouse)	Jean-Pierre Bourtayre, Jean Bouchety	Rate
A6	Jean-Pierre Bourtayre And Jean Bouchéty	Scene Du Lac (Lake Scene)	Jean-Pierre Bourtayre, Jean Bouchety	Rate
B1	Jean-Pierre Bourtayre And Jean Bouchéty	Attente (Waiting)	Jean-Pierre Bourtayre, Jean Bouchety	Rate
B2	Jean-Pierre Bourtayre And Jean Bouchéty	Avant Toi (Before You)	Jean-Pierre Bourtayre, Jean Bouchety	Rate
B3	Jean-Pierre Bourtayre And Jean Bouchéty	Baby You Know What You're Doing	Jean-Pierre Bourtayre, Jean Bouchety	Rate
B4	Jean-Pierre Bourtayre And Jean Bouchéty	Don't Tell Me	Jean-Pierre Bourtayre, Jean Bouchety	Rate
B5	Jean-Pierre Bourtayre And Jean Bouchéty	Depart De Renee (Renee's Departure)	Jean-Pierre Bourtayre, Jean Bouchety	Rate
B6	Jean-Pierre Bourtayre And Jean Bouchéty	Bal Vert (The Green Ball)	Jean-Pierre Bourtayre, Jean Bouchety	Rate
B7	Jean-Pierre Bourtayre And Jean Bouchéty	Generique Fin (Closing Theme)	Jean-Pierre Bourtayre, Jean Bouchety	Rate

Notes

The original film title, which was called La Curée, was renowned as The Game Is Over in the Anglo-speaking countries. In the opening scene, Maxime Saccard visited his father Alexandre Saccard in Paris. Even though Renee Saccard was married to a young Canadian lady named Renee, who was not the mother of Maxime, Maxime had begun a romantic relationship with Renee because Maxime knew that his father was about to divorce Renee. However, the only way that Alexandre was to divorce Renee was that Renee needed to leave all her financial wealth to Alexandre so that he may invest that money in his business.

Sadly, Maxime was left with a choice that he either marry a now penniless Renee or or become engaged to Anne Sernet, the daughter of a wealthy banker from whom Alexandre wanted some financial support for his business. Accordingly, Maxime agrees to marry Mademoiselle Sernet.

This picture show was a big success at the theatres in France due to the fact that this was the tenth most popular film in France in 1966 and that Jean-Pierre Bourtayre and Jean Bouchety had composed the music of this picture show. However, this film largely received negative reviews by United States critics to the level that this film did not deserve any type of rating. The only positive opinion of this film was that the U. S. critics had highly praised the cinematography that Claude Renoir had produced.

Also released in stereo, SD 33-205

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