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| - Abraham Alexis Quinault, bekannt als Quinault-Dufresne (* 9. September 1693 in Verdun; † 12. Februar 1767 in Paris), war ein französischer Schauspieler. (de)
- Abraham-Alexis Quinault, dit Quinault-Dufresne, né le 9 septembre 1693 à Verdun-sur-le-Doubs et mort à Paris le 12 février 1767, est un acteur français. (fr)
- Quinault-Dufresne, pseudonimo di Abraham-Alexis Quinault (Verdun, 9 settembre 1693 – Parigi, 12 febbraio 1767), è stato un attore francese. (it)
- Abraham Quinault-Dufresne (Verdun, 9 de setembre de 1693 - París, 12 de febrer de 1767) fou un actor teatral francès. Debutà en el teatre de la Comédie-Française de París al mateix temps que el seu germà gran Jean-Baptiste-Maurice Quinault, i després de la mort de Beaubourg els dos germans es repartiren els principals papers còmics, però Abraham també descollà en la tragèdia. Declamava amb molt d'art, restablint la bona època de declamació que havia desaparegut amb Baron. Desenvolupà molts papers en les obres de Voltaire, que l'immortalitzà; per a ell va compondre Destousion el paper de Tufière del Glorieux, i li confià l'èxit del seu Métromanie. però totes les seves belles qualitats foren contrarestades per la seva gran vanitat i fatuïtat insuportables, que li valgueren un empresonament (ca)
- Abraham-Alexis Quinault, called Quinault-Dufresne, (9 September 1693 in Verdun – 12 February 1767 in Paris) was a French actor. He was a member of the Quinault family of actors. He made his début at the Comédie-Française on 7 October 1712, playing Orestes in Électre (1709) by Prosper Jolyot de Crébillon, and was admitted to the company in December. He had striking good looks and musical talent, and he soon took over the male leading roles in both comedy and tragedy, and remained the star of the troupe until his retirement in 1741. (en)
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| - Abraham Quinault-Dufresne (Verdun, 9 de setembre de 1693 - París, 12 de febrer de 1767) fou un actor teatral francès. Debutà en el teatre de la Comédie-Française de París al mateix temps que el seu germà gran Jean-Baptiste-Maurice Quinault, i després de la mort de Beaubourg els dos germans es repartiren els principals papers còmics, però Abraham també descollà en la tragèdia. Declamava amb molt d'art, restablint la bona època de declamació que havia desaparegut amb Baron. Desenvolupà molts papers en les obres de Voltaire, que l'immortalitzà; per a ell va compondre Destousion el paper de Tufière del Glorieux, i li confià l'èxit del seu Métromanie. però totes les seves belles qualitats foren contrarestades per la seva gran vanitat i fatuïtat insuportables, que li valgueren un empresonament a . Arribà ser degà de la Comédie-Française, la qual li atorgà una pensió de 1.000 lliures en retirar-se el 1741. Lluís XV li donà una pensió igual. Entre les seves creacions principals figuren: l'Aman, dEsther: Zamora, dAlzire; Tito, de Brutus; Orosmanes, de Zaira, etc. Hi havia tota una nissaga Quinault; a més de d'Jean-Baptiste-Maurice, i la seva esposa Catherine-Jeanne Dupré, va tenir tres germanes que també foren molt bones actrius; Françoise; Marie-Anne-Catherine i Jeanne. (ca)
- Abraham Alexis Quinault, bekannt als Quinault-Dufresne (* 9. September 1693 in Verdun; † 12. Februar 1767 in Paris), war ein französischer Schauspieler. (de)
- Abraham-Alexis Quinault, dit Quinault-Dufresne, né le 9 septembre 1693 à Verdun-sur-le-Doubs et mort à Paris le 12 février 1767, est un acteur français. (fr)
- Abraham-Alexis Quinault, called Quinault-Dufresne, (9 September 1693 in Verdun – 12 February 1767 in Paris) was a French actor. He was a member of the Quinault family of actors. He made his début at the Comédie-Française on 7 October 1712, playing Orestes in Électre (1709) by Prosper Jolyot de Crébillon, and was admitted to the company in December. He had striking good looks and musical talent, and he soon took over the male leading roles in both comedy and tragedy, and remained the star of the troupe until his retirement in 1741. Voltaire asked him to play the title role in his first tragedy, Œdipe, in 1718, and the actor went on to create many roles for Voltaire, including some in his most popular plays: Orosmane in Zaïre (1732), Zamore in Alzire (1736) and Euphémon the son in L'Enfant prodigue (The Prodigal Son, 1736). For Crébillon he created title roles in Rhadamiste et Zénobie (1711) and Pyrrhus (1726), and had starring roles in Antoine Houdar de la Motte's Inès de Castro (1723), Pierre-Claude Nivelle de La Chaussée's Le Préjugé à la mode (1735), and Louis de Boissy's Les Dehors trompeurs, three of the most successful plays of the century. He was always most closely identified with Le Glorieux (The Conceited Count, 1732), a smash-hit comedy written for him by Philippe Néricault Destouches. According to legend, the title character was based on Quinault-Dufresne himself, and he lived up to his reputation by refusing to play the role unless his character won the heroine's heart at the end, and would not even look at the author's last-minute revisions. The story may be apocryphal, but it caught on because it seemed plausible. Quinault-Dufresne married another star of the Comédie-Française, Catherine-Jeanne Dupré, known in the theater as Mlle de Seine. They signed the marriage contract in Lyon on 20 May 1727, but were already quarreling in the courts by 1730. He retired from the stage in 1741, with a pension from the king as well as the one paid by the company. Little is known of his life after retirement. His daughter Mme de Maux was a friend, and for some time a lover, of Denis Diderot. (en)
- Quinault-Dufresne, pseudonimo di Abraham-Alexis Quinault (Verdun, 9 settembre 1693 – Parigi, 12 febbraio 1767), è stato un attore francese. (it)
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