Beaumarchais the Scoundrel

Beaumarchais the Scoundrel (1996)


  • Genre: Adventure, History, Romance
  • Release Date: 1996-03-20
  • User Rating: 6.616/10 from 69 ratings
  • Runtime: 1h 40min
  • Language: Français
  • Production Company: Téléma
  • Production Country: France
  • Director: Édouard Molinaro
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Summary

Beaumarchais the Scoundrel is a biopic film based on the life of the French playwright, financier and spy Pierre Beaumarchais depicting his activities during the American War of Independence and his authorship of the Figaro trilogy of plays.

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  • Fabrice Luchini

    as Pierre-Augustin Caron de Beaumarchais

  • Sandrine Kiberlain

    as Marie-Thérèse

  • Manuel Blanc

    as Gudin

  • Claire Nebout

    as Chevalier d'Eon

  • Michel Serrault

    as Louis XV

  • Jacques Weber

    as Duc de Chaulnes

  • Michel Piccoli

    as Prince de Conti

  • Dominique Besnehard

    as Louis XVI

  • Jean-François Balmer

    as Sartine

  • Martin Lamotte

    as Comte de la Blache

  • Jean-Claude Brialy

    as Abbot

  • José Garcia

    as Figaro

  • Judith Godrèche

    as Marie-Antoinette

  • Jean Yanne

    as Louis Goezman

  • Alain Chabat

    as le courtisan à Versailles

  • Axelle Laffont

    as Mariette

  • Isabelle Carré

    as Rosine

  • Guy Marchand

    as Man at the Parliament

  • Séverine Ferrer

    as Lison-Chérubin

  • Murray Head

    as Lord Rochford

  • André Oumansky

    as Président du Parlement

  • Jeff Nuttall

    as Benjamin Franklin

  • Michel Aumont

    as Baron de Breteuil

  • Jay Benedict

    as L'homme en gris

  • Évelyne Bouix

    as Mme Vigée Lebrun

  • Niels Dubost

    as Comte Almaviva

  • François Morel

    as Paysan au tribunal

  • Pascal Thomas

    as Critique de théâtre

  • Patrice Laffont

    as Officier des douanes

  • David Gabison

    as Doublemain

  • Maka Kotto

    as Césaire

  • Florence Thomassin

    as Marion Ménard

  • Patrick Bouchitey

    as Monsieur Lejay

  • Pierre Gérard

    as Comte de Provence

  • Dominic Gould

    as Arthur Lee

  • Richard Durden

    as Smith

  • Jean-Claude de Goros

    as The furious one

  • Jean-Philippe Daguerre

    as Critique de théâtre

  • Pierre Lopez

    as Young man at the Parliament

  • Robert Sandrey

    as Vieil assesseur

  • Roger Brierley

    as Printer

  • Marie Delerm

    as Marceline

  • Étienne Draber

    as Brid'oison

  • Marc Dudicourt

    as Bartholo

  • Jean-Michel Geneste

    as Theatre tramp

  • Bruno Lochet

    as French prison guard

  • Romain Sellier

    as English prisoner

  • Violaine Barret

    as Theatre woman

  • Marc Habib

    as The chamberlain

  • Éric Wapler

    as Portefaix Hortales

  • Pierre Arditi

    as Narrateur (non crédité)
Directing Édouard Molinaro Director
Directing Jean-Claude Brisville Script Supervisor
Writing Édouard Molinaro Writer
Editing Véronique Parnet Editor
Writing Jean-Claude Brisville Writer
Camera Michael Epp Director of Photography
Production Charles Gassot Producer
Directing Vincent Trintignant Second Assistant Director
Directing Sara Desmond Assistant Director
Art Jean-Marc Kerdelhué Production Design
Art Cécile Arlet Colin Art Direction
Art Camille Bougon-Pigneul Set Decoration
Art Marie-Noëlle Giraud Set Decoration
Art Karin Granger Set Decoration
Costume & Make-Up Sylvie de Segonzac Costume Design
Costume & Make-Up Laurence Azouvy Makeup Artist
Costume & Make-Up Annick Legout Makeup Artist
Costume & Make-Up Kirstie Stanway Makeup Artist
Costume & Make-Up Jessica Williams Makeup Artist
Costume & Make-Up Michèle Constantinides Makeup Artist
Production Linda Bruce Executive Producer
Production Dominique Brunner Executive Producer
Sound Jean-Claude Petit Original Music Composer
Sound Pascal Chauvin Sound

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