The Count of Assembles-Cristo (television serial, 1998)

the Count of Assembles-Cristo is a Feuilleton televised French in 4 100 minutes episodes, adapted work éponyme of Alexandre Dumas and diffused from September 7th, 1998 on television on TF1.

Synopsis

At the beginning of the reign of Louis XVIII, Edmond Dantès, sailor, employed on the boat " Pharaon" is marked wrongly of Bonapartism and locked up in the Château of Yew, on the island of the same name, with broad of Marseilles. After fourteen years, it succeeds in escaping and seizes the treasure from the island Monte Cristo, of which the site was revealed to him by a companion of captivity, the Faria abbot. Become rich and powerful, he undertakes, under the name of count of Assembles-Cristo, to be avenged for those which showed it or profited directly from its imprisonment to rise in the company ......

Distribution

Gerard Depardieu: Edmond Dantès
Ornella Muti: Mercedes Iguanada
Jean Rochefort: Fernand Mondego
Pierre Arditi: Villefort
Florence Darel: Camille of Richardais
Christopher Thompson: Maximilien Morrel
Stanislas Merhar: Albert de Morcerf
Julie Depardieu: Valentine de Villefort
Helene Vincent: Heloïse de Villefort
Michel Aumont: Baron Danglars
Constanze Engelbrecht: White Hermine Danglars
Roland: Caderousse
Georges Moustaki: Abbot Faria
Jean-Claude Brialy: Father Morrel
Serge Merlin: Noirtier of Villefort
Ines Sastre: Haidée
Sergio Rubini: Bertuccio
Jean-Marc Thibault: Barrois
Thierry de Peretti: All Saints' day
Patrick Bouchitey: Beauchamp
Stéphan Guerin-Tillié: Franz d' Epinay
Guillaume Depardieu: Young Edmond Dantès

Data sheet

Director: Josée Dayan
Scenario writer: Alexandre Dumas, Didier Decoin
Producing: Jean-Pierre Guerin
Producing associated: Jacques Bar

Rewards

Seven of gold 1999: Better work of fiction
Seven of gold 1999: Better actor for Gerard Depardieu

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