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The Royalists
The Marquis de Montauran was appointed to command the Chouans whose first two revolts were crushed. An aristocrat, Marie-Nathalie de Verneuil, is sent by Joseph Fouché to seduce and capture him.
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The Marquis de Montauran was appointed to command the Chouans whose first two revolts were crushed. An aristocrat, Marie-Nathalie de Verneuil, is sent by Joseph Fouché to seduce and capture him.
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Genre:Adventure, History, Drama
Written By:Pierre Brive, Charles Spaak
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Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:Productions Georges Legrand
Cast
Henri Calef
Director
Jean Marais
Marquis of Montauran
Madeleine Robinson
Madame Du Gua
Madeleine Lebeau
Marie-Nathalie de Verneuil
Marcel Herrand
Corentin
Pierre Dux
Hulot
Paul Amiot
Count of Beauvent
Roland Armontel
'Beau-Pied'
Jean Brochard
'Marche-à-Terre '
Guy Favières
'Galope-Chopine'
Georges Paulais
Marquis of Guenic
Louis Seigner
Abbot Gudin
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