Marie-Antoinette ( French: Marie-Antoinette ) - French historical 4-episode mini-series , staged in 1975 by French director Guy-Andre Lefranc on the TF1 channel ( France ).
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| Genre | mini-series historical film biographical film drama |
| Producer | Guy-Andre Lefranc |
| Author script | Jean Chatone Jean Cosmo |
| In the main cast | Genevieve Casill Pascal Christoph Francois Dire Jean-Michel Farsi Francoise Seigner Robert Rimbaud Henri Deus |
| Operator | Claude Robin |
| Composer | David bernard |
| Film company | TF1 ( France ) |
| Duration | 360 minutes |
| A country |  France |
| Tongue | French |
| Year | 1975 |
| IMDb | ID 0276694 |
Content
Story
The action takes place at the end of the 18th century during the fall of the old order in France and the beginning of the French Revolution . In the center of the story is a biography of the last Queen of France, Marie Antoinette, from adolescence to death. The Queen’s character is shown in development: at first she is uncompromising, frivolous, extravagant, indifferent to the feelings and needs of other people, especially those who are lower in her position. Subsequently, the character of Marie Antoinette changes, becomes deeper, and the events of the Queen’s life become more and more disastrous. Toward the end of her life and after the revolution, Queen Marie Antoinette became one of the most courageous and heroic figures of her time.
Cast
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Genevieve Casill | Queen Marie Antoinette |
| Pascal Christoph | Archduke Anthony (Queen Marie Antoinette in her youth) |
| Francois Dire | king Louis XVI |
| Jean-Michel Farsi | Dauphin Louis-Auguste (King Louis XVI in his youth) |
| Francoise Seigner | Empress Maria Theresa of Austria |
| Philip Lodenbach | Emperor Joseph II |
| Robert Rimbaud | King Louis XV |
| Michelle Greier | Countess Jeanne Dubarry |
| Henri Deus | Count Hans Axel von Fersen |
| Georges Verlaine | Abbot Vermont |
| Yves Brenville | Glitch |
| Roger van Dud | Count Mercy d'Argento |
| Arlette Tefani | Madame de Tourzel |
| Jacqueline Stoop | Mrs. Victoria |
| Maryse Meryl | Ms. Sofia |
| Gisele Reel | Countess de Noaille |
| Gerard Cayo | Count de Provence |
| Roxanne Segre | Countess de Provence |
| Joel Felzines | Count d'Artois |
| Henri Lyabussier | Bochner |
| Henri Gisol | Baron de Bezenval |
| Alain Prolon | Count de Vodreuil |
| Maurice Jacquemont | Chevalier de Luxembourg |
| Jacques Alric | Necker |
| Frank Olivier Bonnet | Turgot |
| Yves Marie Moren | Vergno |
| Corina Le Poulins | Duchess Yolanda de Polignac |
| Annie Marbo | Countess Diana de Polignac |
| Ann LeFolle | princess de lamballe |
| Philip Marsh | Cardinal de Rogan |
| Regina Bless | Henrietta Campan |
| Jacqueline Johannes | Madame Adelaide |
| Genevieve Mnisch | Rosa Bertin |
| Hubert de Lapparen | Mick |
| Alain Noby | Kreutz |
| Francois Dunois | Lafayette |
| Pierre Meyrand | Mirabeau |
| Victor Garrivier | Foucier Tenville |
Camera crew
- Director Guy-Andre Lefranc ( French Guy-André Lefranc )
- Screenwriters Jean Châtonay, Jean Cosmo
- Cameraman Claude Robin
- Composer David Bernard
- Artists Jacques Flaman, Alain Negre
- Costume Designer Claude Catul
Note
- Marie Antoinette is a color historical French mini-series of four episodes of 90 minutes each series.
- The shooting of this mini-series took place in Versailles , as well as in Buttes-Chaumont Park, which in itself was quite difficult to implement due to the large number of visitors.
- The mini-series involved a large number of actors: 158 actors, 500 extras.
- The mini-series involves about 1800 historically authentic costumes specially made for this mini-series.
- The leading role was played by the famous French theater and film actress Genevieve Casil , familiar to Russian viewers also by the role of Queen Isabella of France - the “French Wolf” from the mini-series “ Cursed Kings ” (1972).
Video Edition
- In France, published on VHS.
- It was shown on Russian television, was fully professionally translated and voiced.
- In Russia it was not published on VHS and DVD.
See also
- Marie Antoinette - Queen of France (film, 1956)
- Marie Antoinette. The True Story (film, 2006)
- Marie Antoinette (film, 2006)
Links
- Mini-series "Marie Antoinette" (1975) on IMDb
- Mini-series "Marie Antoinette" (1975) on the site "Base de données de films francais avec images"
- Video episodes from the filming of the mini-series, excerpts from interviews with producer and actress J. Cazille (in French) on Ina.fr
- Video excerpt from the mini-series Marie Antoinette (1975) (in French) on Ina.fr
- Video excerpt from the mini-series Marie Antoinette (1975) (in French) on Ina.fr
- Video excerpt from the mini-series Marie Antoinette (1975) (in French) on Ina.fr
- Photo of Genevieve Casil as Marie Antoinette (inaccessible link)
- Photo of Genevieve Casil as Marie Antoinette