Hollywood 1928. John Gilbert, nicknamed "The Great Lover," had a meteoric rise to fame similar to that experienced by Charlie Chaplin and Douglas Fairbanks. But three years later, the best paid actor in Hollywood is forgotten by all. His career is that of a shooting star: brief, fierce, and passionate, bruised by a system and by his tireless conflict with the all-powerful director of MGM, Louis B. Mayer.
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Executive co-producers :
Michèle Rollin, Jean-Michel Le Saux
Screenwriters :
Bernard Louargant, Emmanuel de Dainville
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Isabelle Feder, Bernard Louargant
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Participants :
Eve Golden, Marc Wanamaker, Gideon Foutain, Leatrice Gilbert Fountain