Quentin Durward ( French Quentin Durward ) - French - German 7-episode mini-series , staged in 1971 on the novel of the same name by Walter Scott on French television, directed by Gilles Grignier .
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| Genre | mini-series film adaptation historical film Adventure |
| Producer | Gilles Grignier |
| Producer | Colette Fleury Roger Van Millem |
| Author script | Pierre Nivole Jacques Somme |
| In the main cast | Amadeus August Marie-France Buyer William Sabatier Michelle Vitold Georges Marshall Noel Rockver Guy Delorm |
| Operator | Roger Duculo |
| Composer | Georges Harvarenz |
| Film company | ORTF Zdf Maintenon films |
| Duration | 385 minutes |
| A country |  France  Germany |
| Tongue | French |
| Year | 1971 |
| IMDb | ID 0233096 |
Content
Story
7-serial French mini-series. Screen version of the novel by Walter Scott " Quentin Dorward ."
The action takes place in medieval France , in 1468 . Hiding from their Scottish enemies, the young Scot Quentin Dorward, with the help of a friend, under the guise of a monk, is forced to leave his native Scotland and leave for France. There he is hired by the Scottish Guard of the French King Louis XI . Meanwhile, in Burgundy, the Duke Karl the Bold announces to the young, wealthy and noble Countess Isabella de Croix that he intends to marry her to Count Campo Basso, one of his close associates. Isabella refuses to fulfill the will of her overlord, and secretly flees with the aid of night from Burgundy to France to seek protection and salvation from King Louis XI. Young people in the hope of salvation, without suspecting it, are in great danger, falling into the center of the struggle between the king of France and the duke of Burgundy.
Cast
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Amadeus August | Quentin Dorward |
| Marie-France Buyer | Isabella de Croix |
| William Sabatier | Karl the Bold , Duke of Burgundy |
| Michelle Vitold | Louis XI , king of France |
| Clarissa Dedon | Ameline de Croix, Aunt Isabella |
| Philip Avron | Bertrand |
| Guy Kerner | Tristan the Hermit |
| Jean Nergal | Guillaume de Lamarck |
| Georges Marshall | Count de Crevcor |
| Jean Mono | Cardinal de Balu |
| Andre Umanski | gypsy hyraddin |
| Claire Morier | Marion |
| Robert party | Count Campo Basso |
| Roger Pigot | Count de Dunois |
| Denis Savigneux | Duke of Orleans |
| Andre Valmi | Olivier Le Den |
| Noel Rockver | Louis Leslie |
| Andre Valtier | captain cunningham |
| Mark Bonsenou | Le Muan |
| John burton | tailor |
| Philip Castelli | Troazeshel |
| Daniel Duncour | burgundy army officer |
| Jacques Danville | clown Olivier |
| Jean Deschamps | father of Supereux |
| Guy Delorm | Head of the bodyguards of Bishop Liege |
Camera crew
- Director: Gilles Granier
- Producers: Colette Fleury, Roger Van Millem
- Screenplay: Pierre Nivole (dialogues), Jacques Somme, Walter Scott (author of the novel )
- Composer: Georges Harvarenz
- Operator: Roger Ducule
- Set Designer: Robert Giordani
- Costume Designer: Georges Combe
Note
- The mini-series consists of 7 episodes lasting 55 minutes each.
- The premiere of the mini-series in France took place on the ORTF channel from January 28 to March 11, 1971, and the replay from September 9 to October 19, 1972 and in 1975 and 1980 on TF1 . The premiere in Germany took place on April 27, 1971.
Location
Abbey of Notre Dame de Morienwal where the wedding scene was filmed
Carcassonne Fortress
Usse Castle
Montpupon Castle
Video Edition
- In France, was repeatedly released on DVD: November 30, 2000, May 12, 2010.
See also
- Adventures of Quentin Dorward, Royal Guard shooter