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Robert de Baudricourt (Character)
from Joan of Arc (1999) (TV)

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Alternate Names:
Capt. Robert de Baudricourt / Robert de Beaudricourt / Sir Robert de Baudricourt

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  1. Joan of Arc (1999) (TV) Played by Maury Chaykin (as Sir Robert de Baudricourt)
    ... aka Jeanne d'Arc (Canada: French title)

  2. Jeanne d'Arc, le pouvoir de l'innocence (1989) (TV) Played by Gérard Darrieu

  3. Die heilige Johanna (1971) (TV) Played by Gustav Knuth

  4. "BBC Play of the Month"
        - St. Joan (1968) TV episode, Played by Glyn Owen
  5. "Hallmark Hall of Fame"
    ... aka "Hallmark Television Playhouse"
        - Saint Joan (1967) TV episode, Played by Theodore Bikel
        - The Lark (1957) TV episode, Played by Jack Warden (as Robert de Beaudricourt)

  6. Saint Joan (1957) Played by Archie Duncan
  7. "BBC Sunday-Night Theatre"
        - Festival Drama: Saint Joan (1951) TV episode, Played by Michael O'Halloran (as Capt. Robert de Baudricourt)

  8. Joan of Arc (1948) Played by George Coulouris (as Sir Robert de Baudricourt)

  9. Joan the Woman (1917) Played by Ernest Joy (as Robert de Beaudricourt)

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Drama / Biography / Adventure / History more
Plot Keywords:
Character Name In Title / Joan Of Arc / Based On Play / France more

Fun Stuff

Quotes:
From Saint Joan (1957)
[about her voices]
St.Joan of Arc: They come from God.
Robert de Baudricourt: They come from your imagination.
St.Joan of Arc: Of course. That is how the messages of God come to us, through our imagination.
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