Que la fête commence…
Que la fête commence !
En France, pendant le premier quart du XVIIIème : Le roi Louis XV (arrière petit fils et successeur de Louis XIV) étant mineur, la régence est assurée par son grand-oncle, le duc d'Orléans, débauché notoire, entouré d'une cour de prostituées et de jouisseurs délurés. En Bretagne, le marquis de Pontcallec fomente un complot destiné à renverser le duc au profit du roi Philippe V d'Espagne, petit-fils de Louis XIV et oncle du jeune souverain. Il espère ainsi redonner son indépendance à la Bretagne - en la libérant de ses devoirs de vassalité envers le pouvoir parisien - et y proclamer la république. L'abbé Dubois, premier ministre complaisant du régent et manipulateur ambitieux, se charge de mettre fin à la conspiration tout en l'utilisant pour assouvir ses propres ambitions.
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Colette Proust
as Clairvoyant
Marina Vlady
as The Marchioness of Parabère
François Dyrek
as Montlouis
Richard Bigotini
as Neighbor of the inn
Liza Braconnier
as Louis XV's servant
Pierre Forget
as The "Iroquois" Jesuit
Marcel Dalio
as Nobleman suffocating at the meal (uncredited)
Jean-Pierre Marielle
as The Marquis de Pontcallec
Andrée Tainsy
as Nun
Daniel Duval
as Domestic
Jean-Roger Caussimon
as The Cardinal
Philippe Noiret
as Philip of Orléans
Stéphane Bouy
as Nocé
Yves Elliot
as Breton peasant
Patrick Raynal
as Lackey
Jacques Hilling
as Abbot Gratellard
Bernadette Le Saché
as Hélène de Lambilly
Georges Riquier
as Brunet d'Ivry
Jacqueline Parent
as Severine, Regent's goddaughter
Anthony Stuart
as Ambassador Stairs
Michel Beaune
as Captain La Griolais
Monique Chaumette
as Yvonne, governess of Pontcallec
Bernard Lajarrige
as Amaury de Lambilly
Christian Clavier
as The servant of the inn
Yvon Lec
as Priest of the procession
Jean-Jacques Moreau
as Peasant
Christine Pascal
as Emilie
Alfred Adam
as François de Neufville, Duke of Villeroy
Roland Amstutz
as Regent's Coachman
Jean Amos
as Police officer
Bruno Balp
as Valet Leblanc
René Morard
as Peddler
Jacques Pratoussy
as Lackey
Jean Rochefort
as Abbot Dubois
Michel Blanc
as Louis XV's valet
Pierre Moncorbier
as Abbot Fleury
Jean Rougerie
as Talhoüet
Jean-Luc Moreau
as Flautist
Thierry Lhermitte
as Count of Horn
Brigitte Roüan
as The prostitute
Jean-Paul Farré
as Father Burdo
Michel Berto
as Abbot of Louis XV
Hélène Vincent
as Madame de Saint-Simon
Gérard Jugnot
as Lackey opening a door (uncredited)
Gérard Desarthe
as The Duke of Bourbon
Nicole Garcia
as 'La Fillon'
Monique Lejeune
as Madame de Sabran
Maurice Jacquemont
as Priest who initiates Dubois
