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Queen of France (Character)
from Monsieur Beaucaire (1946)

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Alternate Names:
Queen / The Queen of France

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  1. Low (2008) Played by Shannon Conlon (as The Queen of France)
  2. Rejected (2000) Played by Don Hertzfeldt

  3. "An Age of Kings"
        - Henry V Part 2: The Band of Brothers (1960) TV episode, Played by Stephanie Bidmead
        - Richard II Part 1: The Hollow Crown (1960) TV episode, Played by Juliet Cooke (as Queen)

  4. "The Three Musketeers"
        - The Queen's Diamonds (1954) TV episode, Played by Veronica Hurst
        - D'Artagnan's Mission (1954) TV episode, Played by Veronica Hurst
        - The Queen and the Cardinal (1954) TV episode, Played by Veronica Hurst

  5. Monsieur Beaucaire (1946) Played by Constance Collier (as The Queen of France)

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Genres:
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Fun Stuff

Quotes:
From Monsieur Beaucaire (1946)
King Louis XV: ...you know how I am about weddings.
The Queen of France: Do you remember? Louis? Our wedding?
King Louis XV: Hanh?
The Queen of France: Ours.
King Louis XV: [Recalling the past fondly] Of course, I do. Forty years ago. Ah, My Dear, you were the most beautiful, the most radiant woman in all France.
The Queen of France: Oh, Louis!
King Louis XV: Yes, My Dear, you were. When I look at you today...
[Changing mood]
King Louis XV: Forty years is a long time!
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