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Forbidden Fruit

1952, French. Directed by Henri Verneuil.

A doctor, leading an agreed life of the provincial petty bourgeoisie, falls in love with a young woman. As their relationship deepens, he becomes violently jealous and blames her for her dating and friendships.

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1h 40m
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Language
French
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Released
19 September 1952
Original title
Le Fruit défendu
Country
France
Written by
Georges Simenon

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What Forbidden Fruit is based on

Forbidden Fruit is based on Act of Passion (1947) by Georges Simenon.

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Forbidden Fruit isn’t streaming on any OTT platform in India yet; it released on 19 September 1952. (Checked 9 November 2026.)

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If you liked Forbidden Fruit, try The Young Lovers, Blind, White Wedding.

Who directed Forbidden Fruit?

Forbidden Fruit (1952) was directed by Henri Verneuil and stars Fernandel, Françoise Arnoul, Jacques Castelot.

What is Forbidden Fruit based on?

Forbidden Fruit is based on Act of Passion (1947) by Georges Simenon.

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