Tous les hommes sont mortels (1946)
Tous les hommes sont mortels is a 1946 French-language immortality book written by Simone de Beauvoir.
When the beautiful, ambitious actress Regina takes Fosca into her life and learns his amazing truth, she is obsessed with the thought that in his memory her performances will live forever. But, as he recounts the story of his immortal existence over more than six centuries, as she learns of his involvement in some of the most significant events in history and how human hope and love have withered in him, she finally understands the implications for him and for love.
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What is Tous les hommes sont mortels about?
When the beautiful, ambitious actress Regina takes Fosca into her life and learns his amazing truth, she is obsessed with the thought that in his memory her performances will live forever. But, as he recounts the story of his immortal existence over more than six centuries, as she learns of his involvement in some of the most significant events in history and how human hope and love have withered in him, she finally understands the implications for him and for love.
When was Tous les hommes sont mortels published?
Tous les hommes sont mortels was published in 1946.
Who made Tous les hommes sont mortels?
Tous les hommes sont mortels was written by Simone de Beauvoir.