Cinq-Mars
1981In the 17th century, under Louis XIII, the policy of Cardinal de Richelieu aimed at the definitive establishment of a monarchic power, and gave rise to a struggle against the great feudal lords, who favored a weak central power. Numerous conspiracies against the Cardinal were led by the high nobility. The one led by Henri Coiffier de Ruzé d'Effiat, marquis de Cinq-Mars, was the last and most famous of them.
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Pierre Vaneck
as Louis XIII
Paul Blain
as Cinq-Mars
Georges Marchal
as Cardinal de Richelieu
Madeleine Robinson
as Marie de Médicis
Jacques Duby
as Père Joseph
Hervé Furic
as François de Thou
Pascale Audret
as Anne d'Autriche
Philippe Mareuil
as Gaston d'Orléans
Thérèse Liotard
as Louise-Marie de Gonzague
Edith Perret
as la duègne
Max Montavon
as La Chesnaye
Pierre-Alain Wolf
as Ludovic
Hubert Colas
as Alexandre
Hervé Icovic
as Auguste
Michel Mourterot
as le jeune homme pauvre
Thierry Redler
as le soldat
Sophie Deschamps
as Marie de Hautefort
Elisabeth Margoni
as Marion Delorme
Marie-France Mignal
as Ninon de Lanclos
Dominique Maurin
as l'orateur
Jean Autolinos
as Séguier
Jacques Gheusi
as Laubardemont
Dominique Bonnaud
as Pierre le poète
Georges Lucas
as le médecin d'Arras
Philippe Roussel
as l'officier
Serge Berry
as le gouverneur
Jean-Claude Brialy
as l'historien
Jean-Loup Horwitz
as le barbier
Jacques Ramade
as le juge
Gérard Touroul
as le messager
Didier Gorneau
as le médecin du roi
Jean-Marie Bon
as le paysan
Michel Clainchy
as le courtisan à la chasse
Luc Bernard
as l'étudiant
Philippe Klébert
as l'émissaire
Victor Dacruz
as le premier clerc
Christian Ragueneau
as le deuxième clerc
Philippe Loffredo
as le hérault
Jean-Marie Cholley
as le courtisan
Thierry Fouques
as l'envoyé de Marie de Médicis
