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The Lady and the Duke (2002)


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PG-13 | 2 hr 5 mins | Drama, Historical, Romance, Biopic, Period, Foreign | Released: 5/10/2002 |Box Office Total: $0.3M

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Synopsis:
The true story of Grace Elliott, a beautiful royalist Englishwoman living perilously in France during the Revolution, and her sometimes affectionate, sometimes tempestuous relationship with Philippe, Duke of Orleans, a cousin of King Louis XVI but nonetheless a supporter of revolutionary ideas. The Lady manages to persuade the Duke to rescue an outlaw, but fails to keep him from voting for the King's execution.

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Full Cast & Crew

Theatrical Release
5/10/2002
Director Credit
Eric Rohmer Director
Cast Credit
Lucy Russell Grace Elliot
Jean-Claude Dreyfus Philippe--The Duke of Orleans
Francois Marthouret Dumourier
Leonard Cobiant Champcenetz
Caroline Morin Nanon
Alain Libolt The Duke of Biron
Helena Dubeil Madame Meyler
Laurent Le Doyen Officer
Georges Benoit President
Serge Wolfsperger Aide
Daniel Tarrare Justin--The Doorman
Charlotte Very Pulcherie--The Cook
Rosette Fanchette
Marie Rivière Madame Laurent
Michel Demierre Chabot
Serge Renko Vergniaud
Christian Ameri Guadet
Eric Viellard Osselin
Francois Marie Banier Robespierre
Henry Ambert Meudon City Hall Clerk
Charles Borg Officer 1
Claude Koener Officer 2
Jean-Paul Rouvray Officer 3
Axel Colombel Passerby 1
Gerard Martin Passerby 2
Gerard Baume Boulevard Saint-Martin Man
Michel Dupuy Rue de Lancry Doorman
Joel Templeur Versailles Patrol Officer
Bruno Flender Solider 1
Thierry Bois Solider 2
William Darlin Drunk
Anne-Marie Jabraud Madame de Gramont
Isabelle Auroy Madame du Chatelet
Jean-Louis Valero Street Singer
Production Credits Credit
Francoise Etchegaray Producer
Pierre Rissient Associate Producer
Francois Ivernel Executive Producer
Pierre Cottrell Associate Producer
Romain Le Grand Executive Producer
Leonard Glowinski Executive Producer
Roland Pellegrino Associate Producer
Dieter Meyer Associate Producer
Production Companies Credit
Pathe Image Production Company
CER Production Company
France 3 Cinéma Production Company
Distribution Companies Credit
Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment Domestic Video Distributor
Mongrel Media Foreign Theatrical Distributor
SPC Domestic Theatrical Distributor
SPC Domestic Distribution Rights
Pathe Image Foreign Theatrical Distributor
Locations  
Duboi Studios, St. Ouen, France  
Writer Credit
Eric Rohmer Screenplay
Grace Elliott Source Material
Art Department Credit
Antoine Fontaine Production Designer
Lucien Eymard Set Decorator
Film Camera Credit
Diane Baratier Director of Photography
Florent Bazin Assistant Camera Operator - assistant cameraman
Film Sales Financing Credit
Pathe Cinema Foreign Distribution Sales
Pathe Cinema Worldwide Distribution Sales
Music Credit
Becourt Song
Jean-Louis Valero Song Performer
Claude Balbastre Song - song arranger
Orchestre de La Grande Ecurie et la Chambre du Roy Song Performer
Francois-Joseph Gossec Song
Jean-Claude Malgoire Song - song conductor
Production Management Credit
Antoine Moussault Assistant Unit Manager - assistant production manager
Antoine Beau Production Manager
Publicity Credit
F Guerrar Publicity
A Thomas Publicity
Sound Credit
Pascal Ribier Sound
Wardrobe Hair Makeup Credit
Nathalie Chesnais Wardrobe - wardrobe mistress
Annie Marandin Hair Stylist
Jacques Maistre ('Paillette') Makeup Artist
Pierre Jean Larroque Costume Designer

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