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Being Napoleon (2018)
On June 18, 1815, several European armies, commanded by the British Duke of Wellington, faced for the last time the deposed French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte in the fields of Belgium. Two hundred years later, thousands of people recreate the epic clash between two titans that history knows as the Battle of Waterloo.
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On June 18, 1815, several European armies, commanded by the British Duke of Wellington, faced for the last time the deposed French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte in the fields of Belgium. Two hundred years later, thousands of people recreate the epic clash between two titans that history knows as the Battle of Waterloo.
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Genre:Documentary, History
Written By:Olivier Roland, Jesse Handsher
In Theaters:8/1/2018
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Bywater Films
Cast
Jesse Handsher, Olivier Roland
Director
Aldo Bazatte
Drummer
Martin Lancaster
9th Infantry Commanding Officer
Étienne Claude
Waterloo Committee Member
Laurence Nelis
Waterloo Committee Member
Franky Simon
Marshal Ney
Pierre Lerouge
The Bloodthirsty
Philippe Bezanger
The Indomitable Mariolle
Mark Schneider
Napoleon Bonaparte
Frank Samson
Napoleon Bonaparte
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