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Title: Rembrandt (1999)
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| Klaus Maria Brandauer | ... | Rembrandt van Rijn | |
| Romane Bohringer | ... | Hendrickje Stoffels | |
| Jean Rochefort | ... | Nicolaes Tulp | |
| Johanna ter Steege | ... | Saskia Uylenburgh | |
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Jean-Philippe Écoffey | ... | Jan Six |
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Caroline van Houten | ... | Geertje Direx |
| Richard Bohringer | ... | Le prêcheur | |
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Franck de la Personne | ... | Hendrick Uylenburgh |
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Jacques Spiesser | ... | Joost Van den Vondel |
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Caroline Silhol | ... | Maria Tesselschade (as Caroline Sihol) |
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Nicholas Palliser | ... | Constantin Huygens |
| François Delaive | ... | Govaert Flinck | |
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Léonard Matton | ... | Titus Van Rijn |
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Aymeric Demarigny | ... | Carel Fabritius |
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Jean O'Cottrell | ... | Le notaire de Rembrandt |
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9 August 1999 (France) See more »Also Known As:
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Absolutely loved it! I can't fathom why movies like this are not well known to the masses. Rembrandt's life from his mid 20's to his death played by Klaus Maria Brandauer is a bulls- eye. He is one of the most talented, prolific and high caliber contemporary Austrian actors and I always loved his performances on stage and on screen. He is mesmerising and believably characterises the artist. The movie is biographically and historically totally accurate which I appreciate enormously. I loved the didactic story telling, this is how an intelligent BIOPIC ought to be. All acting is fittingly theatrical and very well cast with many very well known French actors. The cinematography is astounding; colours and lighting are sumptuous just like Rembrandt's paintings. Many everyday scenes are staged as if coordinated after the painters works which means that the 'trompe-l'oeil' dioramas are perfectly orchestrated, much to my personal ravishment. Many of Rembrandt's canvasses are depicted and some even with a 'mise-en-scène' how they came to be. Beautiful! Important historical figurers are interacting with Rembrandt and teach us about his life and his character development. We learn about his triumphs, tragedies and important female relationships through an arty movie which transfers us into the 17th century Dutch Republic accompanied with a perfectly chosen score. Highly recommended to Art-Freaks and Movie-Buffs!