La Rose de Versailles (movie)
[ adapted from (The) Rose of Versailles (manga) ]
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Alternative title:
The Rose of Versailles
Versailles no Bara (Japanese)
ベルサイユのばら (Japanese)
Copyright notice:
© Riyoko Ikeda • TMS
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Original creator: Riyoko Ikeda | Ayako Kawasumi as Marie Antoinette Kazuhiko Inoue as Hans Axel von Fersen Sanae Kobayashi as Oscar François de Jarjeyes Toshiyuki Morikawa as André Grandier Akiko Yajima as Jeanne Valois de la Motte Hikaru Midorikawa as Bernard Châtelet Kenji Nojima as Louis XVI Kujira as Madame DuBarry Mamiko Noto as Rosalie La Molier Masako Katsuki as Madame Polignac Rikiya Koyama as Alain de Soisson Takahiro Sakurai as Gerodèlle | |||||||
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