Person
Jean de la Fontaine
Writing · 1621–1695 · Château-Thierry, Aisne, France
Biography
Jean de La Fontaine (8 July 1621 – 13 April 1695) was a French fabulist and one of the most widely read French poets of the 17th century. He is known above all for his Fables, which provided a model for subsequent fabulists across Europe and numerous alternative versions in France, as well as in French regional languages.
Known for
Softly from Paris
Original Story
Playboy's After Dark: Lusty Liaisons 1
Story
The Four Truths
Novel
The Double Bed
Writer
The Hare and the Turtle
Novel
Les Fables
Novel
Eva and the Grasshopper
Writer
Playboy's After Dark: Lusty Liaisons II
Story
The Crow that wanted to imitate the Eagle
Original Story
A Cigarra e a Formiga
Novel
Filmography
- 2024Les Jeux de La FontaineShort Story
- 2023Croute que crouteOriginal Story
- 2006Báječná showOriginal Film Writer
- 2005Les FablesNovel
- 2005The Hare and the TurtleNovel
- 2005A Cigarra e a FormigaNovel
- 1994Playboy's After Dark: Lusty Liaisons 1Story
- 1994Playboy's After Dark: Lusty Liaisons IIStory
- 1986Softly from ParisOriginal Story
- 1980The Gallant Tales of La FontaineStory
- 1980Čarovná čašaTheatre Play
- 1970The Tortoise and the HareNovel
- 1966The Tortoise and the HareStory
- 1965The Double BedWriter
- 1963Death and the LumberjackOriginal Story
- 1962The Four TruthsNovel
- 1954The Grasshopper and the AntStory
- 1935Cock o' the WalkOriginal Story
- 1927Eva and the GrasshopperWriter
- —The Crow that wanted to imitate the EagleOriginal Story
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