Le Capitan

Le Capitan (1960)

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Paris, 1616. Louis XIII encore mineur, sa mère Marie de Médicis est régente du royaume depuis la mort d'Henri IV et confie le pouvoir à Concino Concini, un homme fourbe à l'ambition dévorante. Sur les conseils de sa dangereuse épouse, Léonora Galigaï, Concini met tout en œuvre afin de déstabiliser le pays et obtenir le pouvoir absolu. Ses hommes de main volent, pillent et saccagent les domaines de la noblesse provinciale, laquelle s'inquiète bientôt de ce désordre. Une conjuration de grands seigneurs vise à chasser Concini et à remplacer le roi défaillant par le duc Charles d'Angoulême. Le noble François de Capestan dit « Le Capitan », se lance avec esprit et une lame acérée à la conquête du trône et apprend aux adversaires du roi à se méfier. Il est lui-même en danger de mort, mais il peut aussi sauver la vie des autres et finalement gagner le cœur de Gisèle d'Angoulême.

Directeur: André Hunebelle

moulages

	Jean Marais as François de Capestang, aka 'Le Capitan'
	Bourvil as Baladin Cogolin
	Elsa Martinelli as Gisèle d'Angoulême
	Pierrette Bruno as Giuseppa
	Arnoldo Foà as Marshal of Ancre, Concino Concini
	Lise Delamare as Marie de Médicis
	Annie Anderson as Béatrice de Beaufort
	Guy Delorme as Rinaldo
	Jacqueline Porel as Léonora Galigaï
	Jean-Paul Coquelin as Monsieur de Vitry
	Raphaël Patorni as Duke of Angoulême
	Robert Porte as Duke of Rohan
	Jean Berger as Luynes
	Piéral as Lorenzo, alchemist dwarf
	Jean Blancheur as
	Alain Janey as Lackey of Gisèle
	Françoise Deldick as Waitress at the inn “La Pomme d’or”
	Michel Thomass as Executioner
	Benoîte Labb as Innkeeper’s wife
	Marcel Pérès as Innkeeper of “La Pomme d’or”
	Jean-Michel Rouzière as Provincial gentleman
	Edmond Beauchamp as Provincial governor
	Christian Fourcade as Louis XIII
	Georges Adet as Provincial gentleman (uncredited)
	Raoul Billerey as Concini man (uncredited)
	René Roussel as Gentleman (uncredited)
	Henri Coutet as Lackey of Gisèle (uncredited)
	Paul Préboist as Cut-purse thief (uncredited)
	Jacques Préboist as Cut-purse thief (uncredited)
	Bernard Dhéran as Narrator (voice) (uncredited)
	Marcel Policard as Halberdier (uncredited)
	Louis Bugette as Turnkey (uncredited)
	Bernard Musson as Concini's guard drinking the glass of wine (uncredited)
	Henri Poirier as Castle soldier (uncredited)
	Elisabeth Fanty as (uncredited)
	Pierre Durou as (uncredited)
	Georges Montant as (uncredited)
	André Bonnardel as (uncredited)
	Jonny Mary as (uncredited)
	Edmond Tamiz as (uncredited)

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