Desirée (1954)
1794 verliebt sich der junge austrebende General Napoleon Bonaparte in die 17-jährige Desiree Clary, Tochter eines Marseiller Seidenhändlers. Doch nach seinem bedeutenden Italienfeldzug scheint er sie vergessen zu haben. Jahre später treffen sie sich als Feinde wieder: Napoleon steht kurz vor der Eheschließung mit der Adligen Josephine. Desiree geht nach der Heirat des Geliebten eine nicht sehr glückliche Ehe mit Graf Bernadotte ein, einem der größten Widersacher Napoleons, und wird Königin von Schweden...
Der Regisseur: Henry Koster
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Marlon Brando as Napoleon Bonaparte |
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Jean Simmons as Desiree Clary |
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Merle Oberon as Empress Josephine |
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Michael Rennie as Bernadotte |
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Cameron Mitchell as Joseph Bonaparte |
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Elizabeth Sellars as Julie |
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Charlotte Austin as Paulette Bonaparte |
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Cathleen Nesbitt as Mme. Bonaparte |
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Evelyn Varden as Marie |
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Isobel Elsom as Mme. Clary |
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John Hoyt as Talleyrand |
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Alan Napier as Despreaux |
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Leon Alton as Party Guest (uncredited) |
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Louis Borel as Baron Morner (uncredited) |
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Richard Deacon as Etienne Clary |
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Edith Evanson as Queen Hedwig |
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Bess Flowers as Attendant Holding Baby at Palace Ball |
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Carolyn Jones as Mme. Tallien |
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Nicolas Koster as Oscar |
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Dorothy Neumann as Queen Sofia |
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Gene Roth as Von Essen |
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Mary Stewart as Party Guest (uncredited) |
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Sven Hugo Borg as Aide (uncredited) |
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Peter Bourne as Count Brahe (uncredited) |
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Paul Bradley as Party Guest (uncredited) |
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George Brand as Servant (uncredited) |
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Brad Brown as Young Priest (uncredited) |
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George Calliga as Party Guest (uncredited) |
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Harry Carter as Coachman (uncredited) |
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Dick Cherney as Dinner Party Guest (uncredited) |
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Larry Crane as Louis Bonaparte (uncredited) |
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Paul Cristo as Party Guest (uncredited) |
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Jack Deery as Party Guest (uncredited) |
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Burnell Dietsch as Dancer (uncredited) |
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Florence Dublin as Eliza Bonaparte (uncredited) |
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Richard Garrick as Count Regnaud (uncredited) |
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Jack George as Piano Teacher (uncredited) |
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Leonard George as Pope Pius VII (uncredited) |
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Rudy Germane as Guard (uncredited) |
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Sam Gilman as Fouche (uncredited) |
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Ricky Gonzales as Party Guest (uncredited) |
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James Gonzalez as Party Guest (uncredited) |
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A. Cameron Grant as Montel (uncredited) |
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Ted Hook as Party Guest (uncredited) |
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Kenner G. Kemp as Josephine's Escort (uncredited) |
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Colin Kenny as General Becker (uncredited) |
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Marina Koshetz as Singer (uncredited) |
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Ann Kunde as Parisian Townswoman (uncredited) |
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Kay E. Kuter as Lackey (uncredited) |
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David Leonard as Barras (uncredited) |
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Judy Lester as Caroline Bonaparte (uncredited) |
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Ted Mapes as Court Member (uncredited) |
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Jack Mather as Sergeant (uncredited) |
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Lester Matthews as Caulaincourt (uncredited) |
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William H. O'Brien as Servant (uncredited) |
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Siw Paulsson as Princess Sofia (uncredited) |
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Joe Ploski as Villager Holding Child (uncredited) |
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José Portugal as Servant (uncredited) |
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Fred Rapport as Servant (uncredited) |
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Violet Rensing as Marie Louise (uncredited) |
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John Roy as Council Member (uncredited) |
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Cosmo Sardo as Party Guest (uncredited) |
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Bert Stevens as Man at Chaumiers (uncredited) |
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Arthur Tovey as Council Member (uncredited) |
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Richard Van Cleemput as Lucien Bonaparte (uncredited) |
| Directing | Henry Koster | Director |
| Writing | Daniel Taradash | Writer |
| Writing | Annemarie Selinko | Book |
| Camera | Bobby Greene | Second Assistant Camera |
| Costume & Make-Up | René Hubert | Costume Design |
| Camera | Milton Krasner | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Alex North | Original Music Composer |
