Madame Récamier Trailer

Madame Récamier Trailer (1928)

28 June 1928 Drama, History 144 mins

The film displays Madame Récamier 's conflict with Napoleon. Twice she was pressed to become one of the Empress's ladies. In revenge for her refusal Napoleon declined to save her husband from ruin.

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Cast

Marie Bell

as Juliette Récamier

Françoise Rosay

as Madame de Staël

Edmond van Daële

as Joseph Fouché

François Rozet

as The Prince of Prussia

Jeanne de Balzac

as Madame Tallien

Victor Vina

as Jacques Récamier

Andrée Brabant

as Caroline Bonaparte

International Releases Dates

France 28 June 1928

Production Companies

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