Translation for 'B movie' from English to French

B-movie

film {m} de série Bfilm

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bed and breakfast house <B&B>

maison {f} d'hôtestourismeVocVoy.

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boiling point <B.P., BP, b.p., bp>

point d'ébullition {noun}chim.cuis.phys.

movie-struck

cinéphile {adj}film

movie producer

producteur {m} de cinémafilmoccup.

detective movie [Am.]

film {m} policierRadioTV

movie producer [female]

productrice {f} de cinémafilmoccup.

silent movie [Am.]

film {m} muetfilm

cinéma {m} muetfilm

Christmas movie [Am.]

film {m} de Noëlfilm

war movie [Am.]

film {m} de guerrefilm

movie [esp. Am.]

film {m}film

historical movie [Am.]

film {m} historiquefilmhist.

biographical movie [Am.]

film {m} biographiquefilm

western (movie) [Am.]

western {m}film

animated movie [Am.]

film {m} d'animationfilm

movie music [Am.]

musique {f} de filmfilmmus.

movie lover [Am.]

cinéphile {m}film

movie projector [Am.]

cinématographe {m}film

educational movie [Am.]

film {m} éducatiféduc.film

musical (movie) [Am.]

film {m} musicalfilm

• Friedman's persona as a politically incorrect raconteur has been likened to that of movie critic and commentator John Irving Bloom, better known in print as Joe Bob Briggs, with whom he appeared in the B movie "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2".
• Fellow riot grrrl musician Lois Maffeo originally adopted Bikini Kill as a band name, inspired by the 1967 B-movie "The Million Eyes of Sumuru".
• The film was generally panned by critics, although a few considered it an amusing action B movie.
• Schlesinger produced six B-movie Westerns in the 1930s for Warners starring John Wayne.
• By 1936, Baxter was the highest-paid actor in Hollywood, but by 1943, he had slipped to B movie roles, and he starred in a series of "Crime Doctor" films for Columbia Pictures.

• In 2019, Benedict took on the role of Jack Strange in the B movie "Space Ninjas", written and directed by Scott McQuaid.
• "Class of Nuke 'Em High" (also known as "Atomic High School") is a 1986 American science-fiction horror comedy film made by B-movie production company Troma Entertainment.
• A B movie or B film is a low-budget commercial motion picture.
• In 1945, Producers Releasing Corporation, one of the B movie studios of Hollywood's Poverty Row, filmed a movie titled "Single Indemnity" starring Ann Savage and Hugh Beaumont.
• Vidor's artistic commitments to the film were minimal in a production that was funded as a B Movie, though he meticulously documents the experience of workers in field and factory.

• It was generally praised by the critics, although some saw it as a glorified B movie.
• In late 2016, Campbell announced that he would be releasing a third book, "Hail to the Chin: Further Confessions of a B Movie Actor," which will detail his life from where "If Chins Could Kill" left off.
• Additional color sequences with Luciana Paluzzi were shot in April 1964, and then added to the pilot for MGM to release it outside the United States as a B movie titled "To Trap a Spy".
• was now an official horror star, and Universal gave him the role of Frankenstein's monster in "The Ghost of Frankenstein" (1942), the first B-movie of the series, when Boris Karloff decided not to play the part again; Bela Lugosi returned in his role as Ygor and the leading lady was Evelyn Ankers.