Athalie
Synopsis
“The Queen of Judah has gained her throne by eliminating the Royal Princes, but one is still alive and protected by the high priest. In a dream the Queen sees the young Prince as a king. She orders an assault on the Temple but when the Priest draws back a curtain to reveal the child king on his throne, she rushes from the scene believing it to be the fulfilment of her dream (incomplete).” - BFI.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Albert Capellani, Michel Carré
- Screenplay & Story
- Jean Racine, Michel Carré
- Original Title
- Athalie
- Country of Origin
- France
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 18m
- Production Studios
- Pathé Frères, Société cinématographique des auteurs et gens de lettres (SCAGL)
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Albert Capellani, Michel Carré
Jean Racine, Michel Carré
Department Leadership Roster
Albert Capellani
Director
Michel Carré
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About Athalie
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Athalie about?
“The Queen of Judah has gained her throne by eliminating the Royal Princes, but one is still alive and protected by the high priest. In a dream the Queen sees the young Prince as a king. She orders an assault on the Temple but when the Priest draws back a curtain to reveal the child king on his throne, she rushes from the scene believing it to be the fulfilment of her dream (incomplete).” - BFI.
Who directed Athalie?
Athalie was directed by Albert Capellani, Michel Carré.
Who stars in Athalie?
The principal cast of Athalie includes Édouard de Max, Jeanne Delvair, Renée Pré, Jean Jacquinet, Philippe Garnier.
When was Athalie released and how long is it?
Athalie was released in 1910 with a total runtime of 18m.