Lady Oscar (live-action movie [1978])
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Original Manga: Riyoko Ikeda Producer: Mataichiro Yamamoto Music Composition: Michel Legrand | (none) | |||||||
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| (none) | Barry Stokes as André Grandier Catriona MacColl as Oscar Françoise de Jarjayes Christine Böhm as Marie Antoinette Jonas Bergström as Hans Axel von Fersen Mark Kingstom as General Jarjayes Agnès Evein as La bergère au hameau du Trianon Andrew Bagley as André, enfant Angela Thorne as Mme Bertin Anoushka Hemdel as Jeanne Valois Anouska Hempel as Jeanne de la Motte Armelle Bonnot as La suivante de la Reine Cadine Constan as La mère de Jeanne et Rosalie Christopher Ellison as Maximilien de Robespierre Christopher Ellisson as Robespierre Constance Chadman as Nanny Constance Chapman as La nourrice Consuelo De Haviland as La partenaire d'Oscar au bal noir Corinne Fischer as Une couturière Dane Porret as M. Léonard, le coiffeur David Gabison as L'accoucheur Dominique Varda as Elizabeth Vigée-Lebrun Geoffrey Carey as Un invité du bal noir Georges Wilson as Général de Bouillé Gregory Floy as Cardinal de Rohan Huguette Faget as Une dame de la cour Jacques Maury as Le baron de Breteuil Jean Boissery as Le soldat qui tend le pamphlet Jeffrey Kime as L'importun au bal royal Lambert Wilson as Un soldat insolent Lyne Chardonnet as Une invitée du bal noir Mark Kingston as Général de Jarjayes Martin Potter as Comte de Girodelle Michael Osborn as Bernard Chatelet Michael Osborne as Bernard Chatelet Michael Petrovitch as Charles-Alexandre de Calonne Michèle Cahier as Une couturière Mike Marshall as Nicolas de la Motte Nicolas Amer as L'adversaire du duel Patrick Floersheim as L'adversaire dans la taverne Patsy Kensit as young Oscar Paul Spurrier as Louis Joseph (Delphine) Robin Whitecross as Une couturière Rosemarie Dunham as Marquise de Boulainvilliers Sandy Whitelaw as Un invité au bal noir Shelagh MacLeod as Rosalie la Morielle Shelagh McLeod as Rosalie Steve Gadler as Un soldat insolent Sue Lloyd as Comtesse de Polignac Sylvia Zerbib as Une couturière Terence Budd as Louis XVI Timothy Morand as Un ivrogne Vincent Grass as Un soldat insolent | |||||||
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Director: Jacques Demy Screenplay: Music: Michael Legrand Art director: Bernard Evein Director of Photography: Jean Penzer Costume Design: Jacqueline Moreau Editing: Paul Davies Production Design: Bernard Evein | ||||||||
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