Scene from La rose de fer (1973)
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Alternate Names: Francoise Pascal
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Full Biography
"Nicknamed 'The Brigitte Bardot of England', Françoise Pascal was born on the Mauritian island and educated in Paris and London. Her cinematic debut in 'Loving Feeling' (1968) introduced her pert, perfect peaks to the world, simultaneously marking her first nude appearance on screen. She followed this with a role as Sally Reagan in 'School for Sex' (1969), featuring a slow, unskippable camera pan from toe to head that did not overlook her triangle or bust. Pascal's commitment to nudity continued through roles such as Marie in 'Burke and Hare' (1971) and La femme in 'The Iron Rose' (1973). Notably, she turned down a personal offer from Kirk Douglas for 'Scalawag' in favor of 'The Iron Rose'. After several more films, posing nude for August 1970's Penthouse, and gracing the inaugural cover of men's magazine Club International in 1972, Pascal secured her most substantial role as Danielle Favre in 'Mind Your Language', which aired from 1977 to 1979. Arriving in the USA in 1982, she acted in Hollywood productions like 'The Young and the Restless', Gavillan, 'My Man Adam', and 'Lightning, the White Stallion'. After a three-decade hiatus, Pascal resurfaced in the television movie 'For the Love of Ella' (2018), voiced Fantasy Lover in 'Jeepers Creepers' (2020), and most recently appeared on film as Madeleine Bouvier in 'Cold Sun' (2022)."
About the Movie: La rose de fer (1973)
Alternative Title: Nuit du cimitière, A Rosa de Ferro, The Iron Rose, Die eiserne Rose, La rosa di ferro, La rosa de hierro, Żelazna róża, Железная роза, The Crystal Rose
Director: Jean Rollin
Writer: Jean Rollin, Maurice Lemaître, Tristan Corbière
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Keywords: cemetery, erotic movie, eroticism, gothic, psychological thriller
Story
In 'La rose de fer', a young couple takes an evening stroll through a vast cemetery, intending to find their way out before dark. However, they soon realize that they are lost amidst the labyrinthine paths and towering tombs. As night falls, their fear begins to escalate, leading them deeper into the graveyard's gloom. Their psychological states deteriorate as they struggle to escape, with the eerie atmosphere and isolation pushing them to their limits.
Summary
'La rose de fer' is a 1973 French film directed by Jean Rollin, blending elements of drama, horror, romance, and eroticism within a gothic framework. The movie follows a young couple who enter a cemetery at dusk with the intention of finding their way out before nightfall. However, they become lost amidst the labyrinthine paths, leading to a psychological thriller that explores themes of fear, isolation, and the power of the imagination. The film is renowned for its atmospheric exploration of eroticism within a gothic setting.