De Gaulle (2020)
Overview
Paris, June 1940. The de Gaulle couple is confronted with the military and political collapse of France. Charles de Gaulle joins London while Yvonne, his wife, finds herself with her three children on the road of the exodus.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $7,142,214.00 |
| Original Language | fr |
| Popularity | 6.685 |
Directed By
Gabriel Le Bomin
Crew
Lise Gaillaguet
Dorothée Soual
Dominique Gaborieau
Anaïs Romand
Christine Cardaropoli
Pascal Chauvin
Lionel Montabord
Sergio Ballo
Joran Muratori
Margo Blache
Sylvie Leray
Caroline Pestel
Elodie Taquet
Romaric Colombini
Sylvie Greco
Margarida Miranda
Patrice Grisolet
Elodie Leprince
Stéphanie Selva
Jean-Marie Dreujou
Denis Penot
Bertrand Collard
Romain Trouillet
Christopher Granier-Deferre
Nicolas de Boiscuillé
Dévi Tirouvanziam
Jean-Baptiste Iera
Farid Lahouassa
Aïssa Djabri
Gabriel Le Bomin
Gigi Akoka
Gabriel Le Bomin
Valérie Ranson-Enguiale
TOP CAST
Lambert Wilson
Le Général de Gaulle
Isabelle Carré
Yvonne de Gaulle
Olivier Gourmet
Paul Reynaud
Laurent Stocker
Jean Laurent
Gilles Cohen
Georges Mandel
Philippe Laudenbach
Le Maréchal Pétain
Tim Hudson
Winston Churchill
Andrew Bicknell
General Edward Spears
Nicolas Robin
Capitaine Alex Surchamps
Marilou Aussilloux
Elisabeth de Miribel
Sophie Quinton
Suzanne Rerolle
Catherine Mouchet
Mlle Potel
Félix Back
Philippe de Gaulle
Lucie Rouxel
Elisabeth de Gaulle
Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu
Hélène de Portes
Alain Lenglet
Le général Maxime Weygand
Nicolas Vaude
Paul Boudoin
Pierre Hancisse
Geoffroy Chaudron de Courcel
Clémence Hittin
Anne de Gaulle (12 ans)
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