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Du Guesclin ()


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A chronicle of the life of Bertrand du Guesclin, grand officer of the French army in the 14th century.

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Bertrand du Guesclin
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Tiphaine Raguenel
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Jagu
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Jeanne, Comtesse de Penthièvre
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Jeanne de Malemains
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Lancaster
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Le Dauphin
Michel Salina ...
Canterbury
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Jean Chandos
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Charles de Blois (as Léon Barry)
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L'astrologue / Aymérigot Marches / un seigneur / un mendiant
Paul Amiot ...
Le duc d'Anjou
Suzanne Nivette ...
Soeur Anne-Marie
Jacques Mercier ...
Bertrand du Guesclin enfant
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Dorette Ardenne
Alfred Baillou ...
Le bouffon
Charles Camus
Anthony Carretier
Eugène Compain ...
(as Compain)
Lucien Desagneaux
Jean-Jacques Domenge
Maurice Dorléac
Charlotte Ecard ...
La nourrice
Jacques Henley
Jacques Hubert ...
Un jeune paysan
Roger Jan ...
Un soldat
Guy Latour
Claude Le Lorrain
Maurice Maillot
André Marnay
Franck Maurice ...
(as Frank Maurice)
Robert Moor ...
Le mage
Paulette Noizeux ...
Une religieuse
Gilles Quéant
André Reybaz
François Richard ...
Le héraut
Marcel Rouzé
Sarlande
René Stern ...
Le chapelain
Alain Stume
Françoise Vauclin
Roger Vincent ...
Un seigneur

Directed by

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Bernard de Latour

Written by

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Bernard de Latour ... (adaptation)
 
Roger Vercel ... (story, adaptation and dialogue)

Produced by

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Gaston Graza ... line producer
Bernard de Latour ... producer
André Paulvé ... producer
Henri Tixier ... producer

Music by

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Maurice Thiriet

Cinematography by

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Nikolai Toporkoff ... (as Nicolas Toporkoff)

Editing by

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Maurice Serein

Editorial Department

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Suzanne Cabon ... first assistant editor

Production Design by

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Jacques Krauss

Costume Design by

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Jean Janin
Olga Pokrovsky
André Sauzaie ... (ermine coat by)
Jean Zay

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Marcel Bordenave ... key makeup artist (as M. Bordenave)
J. Laisne ... hair stylist
Jean Lalaurette ... wig hair stylist
Nicolas Maltseff ... makeup artist (as Maltzeff)

Production Management

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Edouard Lepage ... production manager
H. Lepage ... unit manager
Tourbeaux N. ... unit manager: settings
Raymond Pillon ... unit production manager (as R. Pillion)
Paule Tanguy ... unit manager (as P. Tanguy)

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Maurice Griffe ... first assistant director
Édouard Molinaro ... third assistant director
Carlos Vilardebó ... second assistant director (as Varlos Vilardebo)

Art Department

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J.H. Dalinier ... set dresser
D. Laguille ... property master
M. Lepoitevin ... assistant art director (as Le Poitevin)
M. Martin ... upholsterer

Sound Department

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Jean Bertrand ... sound (as Jean-Roger Bertrand)
René Bourdier ... boom operator (as R. Bourdier)
Sivarian ... sound recordist

Special Effects by

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Nicolas Wilcké ... special effects

Camera and Electrical Department

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Nicolas Citovitch ... first assistant camera (as N. Citovitch)
C. Delplanque ... gaffer
G. Faisne ... key grip
Felissac ... still photographer
Louis Scossa ... second assistant camera (as L. Scossa)
R. Seklotter ... key grip
Louis Stein ... camera operator (as L. Stein)

Location Management

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G. Germain ... location manager

Music Department

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Marien Souchal ... orchestra & choir
Marceau Van Hoorebecke ... conductor

Script and Continuity Department

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Francine Corteggiani ... script supervisor (as D. Corteggiani)

Additional Crew

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Pierre Billon ... supervisor
A. Bouexie ... horse master
P. Fournier ... horse master
G. Gissler ... key armourer
Wells ... cavalry supervisor

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

Born into a modest family of Breton country gentlemen, Bertrand du Gusclin gets noticed as of his tender years on account of his unusual energy. Once his restless years are over, Bertrand shows himself as a great warlord. In Brittany, he fights against the English, who take him prisoner at the Battle of Auray. The women of France decide to work to pay his ransom. After being released, Du Guesclin goes to Spain, where he defeats the troops of the King of Navarre. Appointed Constable of France, he wages war unceasingly to rid France of the English occupiers. He dies one evening following his last victory outside Châteauneuf-de-Randon. Written by Guy Bellinger

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Also Known As
  • Ritter seines Königs (Germany)
  • A Ferro e Espada (Portugal)
  • O Lanceiro Invencível (Brazil)
  • I cavalieri di ventura (Italy)
  • 快傑ゲクラン (Japan, Japanese title)
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  • 88 min
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Trivia French visa # 7525. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Louis de Funès intime (2007). See more »

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