Top Cast
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Colonel Gérard de Montander
Charles Moulin
Goglu
Noël Roquevert
Captain Doguereau
Rognoni
Coutillo
Colette Pearl
Lise Dorian
Pierre Morin
Chambusque
Jean Mauvais
Commander Thiéry
Catherine Arley
Countess of Ormesson
Gérald Castrix
Lieutenant Triaire
Robert Allan
Lieutenant Pascal de Breuilly
Léonce Corne
Constant
Henri Valbel
President of the court
Roger Vincent
Doctor
Georges Bréhat
Paul Lalloz
Jean-Marc Lambert
Jean Berton
Maurice Dorléac
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Jean Alden Delos
- Screenplay & Story
- Georges d'Esparbès, Jean Alden Delos
- Original Title
- L'Agonie des aigles
- Country of Origin
- France
- Spoken Languages
- French
- Runtime
- 1h 23m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Jean Alden Delos
Georges d'Esparbès, Jean Alden Delos
Jean Lehérissey
Madeleine Bagiau
Department Leadership Roster
Jean Alden Delos
Director
Jean Alden Delos
Writer
Jean Lehérissey
Director of Photography
Madeleine Bagiau
Editor
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Frequently Asked Questions About The Death Agony of the Eagles
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What is The Death Agony of the Eagles about?
A woman avenging the death of her lover thwarts a conspiracy plotted by a group of former compatriots of Napoleon.
Who directed The Death Agony of the Eagles?
The Death Agony of the Eagles was directed by Jean Alden Delos.
Who stars in The Death Agony of the Eagles?
The principal cast of The Death Agony of the Eagles includes Roger Pigaut, Charles Moulin, Noël Roquevert, Rognoni, Colette Pearl.
When was The Death Agony of the Eagles released and how long is it?
The Death Agony of the Eagles was released in 1952 with a total runtime of 1h 23m.
Is The Death Agony of the Eagles based on a book or true story?
The Death Agony of the Eagles is adapted from the following source material: Novel: "Georges d'Esparbès".