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Fanny Overview:

Fanny (1961) was a Drama - Romance Film directed by Joshua Logan and produced by Ben Kadish.

Academy Awards 1961 --- Ceremony Number 34 (source: AMPAS)

AwardRecipientResult
Best ActorCharles BoyerNominated
Best CinematographyJack CardiffNominated
Best Film EditingWilliam H. ReynoldsNominated
Best Music - ScoringMorris Stoloff, Harry SukmanNominated
Best PictureJoshua Logan, ProducerNominated

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Fanny Quotes:

Marius: [Torn between Fanny and his dream] Fanny. Only you can stop me. Now tell me that you love me. Tell me now!
Fanny: [Weeping] Marius, I tell you... you are free to go.
Marius: [Heartbroken] Alright. Then it's settled. Each to his love! You will marry Panisse's money, and I will marry the sea!

Cesar: [Talking to his son Marius] You know, sometimes I say that you make my life miserable. It's not true.

Panisse: Your son is a lout! And with or without your permission I would kick him in the behind!

Cesar: [Looking at the new expedition preparing to sail out] Some scientists! None of them a day over thirty-five!

Marius: [angrily insulting Panisse] Lecher!
Panisse: What?
Marius: Eunuch!
Fanny: Oh, Marius, be consistent. He can't be both.
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Fanny Facts
Marius is 19 and Fanny is 18 at the beginning of the play. In reality, Horst Buchholz was 28 and Leslie Caron was 30 when they played their respective roles.

This production of "Fanny" began as a hit Broadway musical in 1954, with the libretto co-authored by Joshua Logan, who also directed the show, which starred Ezio Pinza, in his last stage role before his death, as Cesar, Walter Slezak as Panisse, and Florence Henderson as Fanny. When the musical was filmed, Logan stayed on as director, and the film was faithful to the show, except for the fact that Logan dropped all of the songs and simply used them as background scoring.

Peter Stephens was a candidate for the role of Brun.

Claude Dauphin was considered for the role of Monsieur Brun.

The New York production of "Fanny" opened at the Majestic Theater in New York on November 4, 1954 and ran for 888 performances.

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