Napoléon Bonaparte, empereur des Français
Synopsis
Emperor Napoléon Ier's prodigious destiny, from his childhood in Corsica to the Return of the Ashes from Saint Helena, on the one hand, through popular imagery, engravings and paintings by great artists like David, Gros and Prud'hon, and, on the other hand, the landscapes and monuments that are the reminders of this great figure. The whole thing is unified by a commentary meant to captivate the public.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Jean Tedesco
- Original Title
- Napoléon Bonaparte, empereur des Français
- Spoken Languages
- French
- Runtime
- 1h 10m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Jean Tedesco
Department Leadership Roster
Jean Tedesco
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What is Napoléon Bonaparte, empereur des Français about?
Emperor Napoléon Ier's prodigious destiny, from his childhood in Corsica to the Return of the Ashes from Saint Helena, on the one hand, through popular imagery, engravings and paintings by great artists like David, Gros and Prud'hon, and, on the other hand, the landscapes and monuments that are the reminders of this great figure. The whole thing is unified by a commentary meant to captivate the public.
Who directed Napoléon Bonaparte, empereur des Français?
Napoléon Bonaparte, empereur des Français was directed by Jean Tedesco.
Who stars in Napoléon Bonaparte, empereur des Français?
The principal cast of Napoléon Bonaparte, empereur des Français includes Louis Seigner.
When was Napoléon Bonaparte, empereur des Français released and how long is it?
Napoléon Bonaparte, empereur des Français was released in 1951 with a total runtime of 1h 10m.