The Lady of Monsoreau (television serial)

the Lady of Monsoreau is a Feuilleton televised French in 7 55 minutes episodes, created by Claude Brûlé according to work éponyme of Alexandre Dumas, carried out by Yannick Andréi and diffused of the 18 with the December 31st 1971 on the second channel of ORTF.

Synopsis

This historical serial puts in scene the history of the beautiful Diane de Méridor, coveted by three men: the Count de Monsoreau, the Duke of Anjou and Louis de Bussy d' Amboise, under the reign of Henri III of Valois.

Fine well-read man, skilful diplomatic deep swashbuckler and, Louis de Bussy d' Amboise is a gentleman with the service of machiavelic the Duc of Anjou which, following the example Own way, aspires to the succession of his/her brother Henri III with the throne of France. Divided between its honesty with a cheating prince and his passion for Diane de Méridor, Bussy, in spite of the friendly attempts of the Buffoon of king Chicot, goes finally suspect to the eyes of all the protagonists and perishes victim of his indecision.

Distribution

Karin Petersen : Diane de Méridor
Nicolas Silberg: Louis de Bussy d' Amboise
Manual Denis: Henri III
Michel Creton: Chicot
Gerard Berner: Francois, Duke of Anjou
François Maistre: Count de Monsoreau
Maria Meriko: Catherine de Médicis
Jean-Louis Broust: Saint-Luc
Mireille Audibert: Mrs. of Saint-Luc
Daniel Derval: Rémy
Mario Pilar: Aurilly
Yvan Varco: Maugiron
Eric Kruger: Schomberg
Pierre Massimi: Quelus
Gilles Béhat: of Épernon

Episodes

1: Swords and the Lady blonde
2: The Man in noir
3: The Night of the fou
4: The Cut brisée
5: Merlettes de Lorraine
6: Ferns of Méridor
7: Guet-apens

Comments

Full with bounces, intrigues and plots, this serial is one of greatest successes of French television.

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