metteur en scènen.

Brit.

/mɛˌtəː(r) ɒn ˈseɪn/,

/mɛˌtəː(r) ɒn ˈsɛn/, U.S.

/mɛˌtər ɑn ˈsɛn/

Inflections: Plural metteurs en scène.

Forms: 1800s– metteur en scène, 1900s– metteur en scene.

Origin: A borrowing from French. Etymon: French metteur en scène.

Etymology: < French metteur en scène, lit. ‘person who puts on the stage’ (1828; 1931 denoting a film director) < metteur person who puts ( < mettre to put ( < classical Latin mittere to send: see mission n.) + -eur -eur suffix) + en in, on + scène stage (see scene n.), after mise en scène mise-en-scène n.

A producer of a play (or opera, etc.); a director of a film.

ΘΚΠ

society > leisure > the arts > performance arts > the theatre or the stage > the staging of a theatrical production > people concerned with theatrical productions > [noun] > director or producer

play-dresser1602

acting manager1733

metteur en scène1851

producer1891

director1911

actor-producer1961

1851 Reynolds's Newspaper 14 Sept. 14/4 Another still more distinguished Regentist, one of the most active and intelligent of the metteurs en 'scene[sic] in London, bitterly exclaimed, ‘How is this?’

1876 Glance behind Scenes 1 Apr. 433 The master proved himself a consummate metteur en scène.

1911 Proc. Musical Assoc. Mar. 94 The producer or ‘metteur en scène’ of a play draws up a plan of the whole action in every detail.

1921 J. Conrad Let. 23 Oct. in G. Jean-Aubry J. Conrad: Life & Lett. (1927) II. 262 One of our most clever producers (metteurs en scène).

1963 Movie Feb. 36/2 To treat The Barber of Stamford Hill as a tentative work is to predict that Wrede could become a notable metteur en scene.

1968 L. Durrell Tunc iv. 196 But she is being directed and rehearsed by the metteur-en-scène.

1974 Times 4 Jan. 8/7 Murnau's greatness as metteur-en-scène is unimpaired by time.

1989 Movie No. 33. 57/1 De Palma ranks more as metteur-en-scène than full-blooded auteur.

2012 L. Le Forestier in A. Gaudreault et al. Compan. Early Cinema x. 187 Méliès's description of the work of the metteur en scène made of him a craftsman on the side of art.

This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, December 2001; most recently modified version published online March 2022).

单词	metteur en scène
释义	metteur en scènen. Brit. /mɛˌtəː(r) ɒn ˈseɪn/, /mɛˌtəː(r) ɒn ˈsɛn/, U.S. /mɛˌtər ɑn ˈsɛn/ Inflections: Plural metteurs en scène. Forms: 1800s– metteur en scène, 1900s– metteur en scene. Origin: A borrowing from French. Etymon: French metteur en scène. Etymology: < French metteur en scène, lit. ‘person who puts on the stage’ (1828; 1931 denoting a film director) < metteur person who puts ( < mettre to put ( < classical Latin mittere to send: see mission n.) + -eur -eur suffix) + en in, on + scène stage (see scene n.), after mise en scène mise-en-scène n. A producer of a play (or opera, etc.); a director of a film. ΘΚΠ society > leisure > the arts > performance arts > the theatre or the stage > the staging of a theatrical production > people concerned with theatrical productions > [noun] > director or producer play-dresser1602 acting manager1733 metteur en scène1851 producer1891 director1911 actor-producer1961 1851 Reynolds's Newspaper 14 Sept. 14/4 Another still more distinguished Regentist, one of the most active and intelligent of the metteurs en 'scene[sic] in London, bitterly exclaimed, ‘How is this?’ 1876 Glance behind Scenes 1 Apr. 433 The master proved himself a consummate metteur en scène. 1911 Proc. Musical Assoc. Mar. 94 The producer or ‘metteur en scène’ of a play draws up a plan of the whole action in every detail. 1921 J. Conrad Let. 23 Oct. in G. Jean-Aubry J. Conrad: Life & Lett. (1927) II. 262 One of our most clever producers (metteurs en scène). 1963 Movie Feb. 36/2 To treat The Barber of Stamford Hill as a tentative work is to predict that Wrede could become a notable metteur en scene. 1968 L. Durrell Tunc iv. 196 But she is being directed and rehearsed by the metteur-en-scène. 1974 Times 4 Jan. 8/7 Murnau's greatness as metteur-en-scène is unimpaired by time. 1989 Movie No. 33. 57/1 De Palma ranks more as metteur-en-scène than full-blooded auteur. 2012 L. Le Forestier in A. Gaudreault et al. Compan. Early Cinema x. 187 Méliès's description of the work of the metteur en scène made of him a craftsman on the side of art. This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, December 2001; most recently modified version published online March 2022). < n.1851
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