The Count of Bragelonne Trailer

The Count of Bragelonne Trailer (1954)

09 December 1954 Drama, Comedy, Romance 95 mins

Raoul de Bragelonne must uphold his musketeer father's legacy in the face of court intrigues from Cardinal Mazarin.

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Crew

André Domage

André Domage Assistant Camera

Christian Courmes

Christian Courmes Sound Assistant

Odette Rey

Odette Rey Makeup Artist

Suzanne Rondeau

Suzanne Rondeau Assistant Editor

Francis Dussaugey

Francis Dussaugey Assistant Director

Christiane Coste

Christiane Coste Costume Designer

Paulette Coquatrix

Paulette Coquatrix Costume Designer

Léon Longuet

Léon Longuet Sound Assistant

Marcel Rey

Marcel Rey Makeup Artist

Pierre Nourry

Pierre Nourry Costume Designer

Roland Quignon

Roland Quignon Production Designer

International Titles

Der Graf und die 3 Musketiere Trailer

Der Graf und die 3 Musketiere Trailer

Musketerernes sidste bedrifter Trailer

El Vizconde de Bragelonne Trailer

Peloton ritari Trailer

La vicomte de Bragelonne Trailer

Bragalonne vikont Trailer

The Count of Braggalone Trailer

El Vizconde de Bragelonne: El último mosquetero Trailer

International Releases Dates

Belgium 21 January 1955

Germany 16 December 1955

Denmark 25 May 1956

Finland 08 November 1957

France 09 December 1954

Italy 23 December 1954

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