Editing Moulin Rouge (section)

==Legacy==

===Enterprises===
The Moulin Rouge in Paris was a source of inspiration for:
* The [[Green Mill Cocktail Lounge|Green Mill]] bar in Chicago, Illinois<ref>{{Cite web |last=Flynn |first=Katherine |date=2016-03-03 |title=The Green Mill in Chicago |url=https://savingplaces.org/stories/the-green-mill-in-chicago |access-date=2025-03-08 |website=[[National Trust for Historic Preservation]] |language=en-US}}</ref>
* [[Moulin Rouge Hotel]] in Las Vegas, Nevada
* The nude revues at the [[Windmill Theatre]], created by [[Laura Henderson]] and [[Vivian Van Damm]]
* The Moulin Rouge restaurant in [[Park Street, Kolkata]] is inspired by this cabaret along with the symbolic windmill.

===Film===

*''Moulin Rouge Dancers 1&2'' (1898) – United States – silent film about the Moulin Rouge
*''[[Queen of the Moulin Rouge]]'' (1922), directed by [[Ray C. Smallwood]] and [[Peter Milne (screenwriter)|Peter Milne]] – United States – silent film about the Moulin Rouge
*''[[Le Fantôme du Moulin Rouge]]'' (1925), directed by [[René Clair]] – with [[Sandra Milovanoff]] and Georges Vaultier
*''[[Moulin Rouge (1928 film)|Moulin Rouge]]'' (1928), directed by [[Ewald André Dupont]] – With [[Olga Chekhova]], [[Eve Gray]] and [[Jean Bradin]]
*''[[Moulin Rouge (1934 film)|Moulin Rouge]]'' also titled ''L'étoile du Moulin Rouge'' (1934), directed by [[Sidney Lanfield]] – with [[Constance Bennett]] – United States
*''[[La Chaste Suzanne]]'' (1937/1938), directed by André Berthomieu – with [[Raimu]] and [[Henri Garat]]
*''[[La Petite femme du Moulin Rouge|La P'tite femme du Moulin Rouge]]'' (1945), directed by Benito Perojo – with [[Alberto Bello]], [[Héctor Calcaño]], [[Homero Cárpena]], and [[Tilda Thamar]]
*''A Night at the Moulin Rouge'' (1951) is a film (also circulated under the title ''Ding Dong!'') of burlesque acts of the Moulin Rouge club in [[Oakland, California]]
*''[[Moulin Rouge (1952 film)|Moulin Rouge]]'' (1952), directed by [[John Huston]]- with [[José Ferrer]], [[Suzanne Flon]] and [[Zsa Zsa Gabor]]
*''[[French Cancan]]'' (1955), directed by [[Jean Renoir]] – with [[Jean Gabin]], [[Françoise Arnoul]], [[María Félix]], [[Jean-Roger Caussimon]], [[Gianni Esposito]], [[Philippe Clay]], and [[Michel Piccoli]]
*''[[A Night at the Moulin Rouge]]'' (1957), directed by Jean-Claude Roy – with Tilda Thamar, Noël Roquevert, Armand Bernard and [[Jean Tissier]]
*''La Chaste Suzanne'' (1963), directed by Luis César Amadori – with [[Armand Mestral]], [[Noël Roquevert]] and [[Frédéric Duvallès]] – Spain/France
*''[[Moulin Rouge!]]'' (2001), directed by [[Baz Luhrmann]], with [[Ewan McGregor]], [[Nicole Kidman]], [[John Leguizamo]], [[Jim Broadbent]], and [[Richard Roxburgh]]
*''[[Midnight in Paris]]'' (2011), directed by [[Woody Allen]], with [[Owen Wilson]], [[Marion Cotillard]], [[Rachel McAdams]], [[Tom Hiddleston]], [[Corey Stoll]], [[Kathy Bates]], and [[Adrien Brody]] – Spain, US

===Music===
*The music video for the "[[Lady Marmalade]]" cover act by [[Christina Aguilera]], [[Pink (singer)|Pink]], [[Lil' Kim]], and [[Mýa]] was filmed on a replica set of the Moulin Rouge
*[[Prince (musician)|Prince]] and his concert film ''[[Sign o' the Times (film)|Sign o' the Times]]'' (1987) featured the Moulin Rouge as part of his stage venue and props
*The second music video for The Killers' song "[[Mr. Brightside]]" was set in the Moulin Rouge
*It is the title of a 2014 single sung by [[kamijo (musician)|Kamijo]]

===Stage adaptations===
*The 2018 musical ''[[Moulin Rouge! (musical)|Moulin Rouge!]]'' is an adaptation of the 2001 Baz Luhrmann film.