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Madame du Barry (1954)The daughter of a seamstress, Jeanne Bécu could hardly imagine she would later become one of the most influential women of the Kingdom of France... See full summary » Director:Christian-Jaque |
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Madame du Barry (1954)The daughter of a seamstress, Jeanne Bécu could hardly imagine she would later become one of the most influential women of the Kingdom of France... See full summary » Director:Christian-Jaque |
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Martine Carol | ... |
Jeanne Bécu, dite Rançon
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Madame Dubarry
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Daniel Ivernel | ... |
Jean du Barry
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Gianna Maria Canale | ... |
Duchesse de Grammont
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Jean Parédès | ... |
Lebel
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Denis d'Inès | ... |
Cardinal Richelieu
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Marguerite Pierry | ... |
Comtesse de Médarne
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Isabelle Pia | ... | |
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Nadine Alari | ... |
La Maréchale de Guichelais
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Cadette
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Georgette Anys | ... |
La citoyenne
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Catherine Caron | ||
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Nadine Tallier | ... |
Loque
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Nane Germon | ... |
Mlle du Barry
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Claude Albers | ||
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Micky Bourgois | ||
The daughter of a seamstress, Jeanne Bécu could hardly imagine she would later become one of the most influential women of the Kingdom of France. Nor could she anticipate her quick fall and tragic death. The teenage girl was still a mere milliner's assistant when her beauty attracted the attention of Count Jean du Barry, a degenerate noble man who, after making her his mistress, undertook to make her Paris's most successful courtesan. Later, he realized that he could even help her to become one of aging King Louis XV's mistresses. But to qualify as a royal mistress, Jeanne had to be a married noble woman. No problem: Jean, who was already married, provided another husband, his brother Guillaume. This is how Jeanne, who had become Countess du Barry with sleight of hand, could enjoy triumph at Versailles. Unfortunately for her, her reign, which had excited the jealousy of the other courtesans... Written by Guy Bellinger
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