Napoleon (2023)
Overview
An epic that details the checkered rise and fall of French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte and his relentless journey to power through the prism of his addictive, volatile relationship with his wife, Josephine.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $165,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $220,597,098.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 75.988 |
Directed By
Ridley Scott
Crew
Arthur Max
Dariusz Wolski
Robert Grech
Kevin Penney
Robert Edwards
Neil Corbould
James Harrison
Michael Maroussas
James Harrison
Miles Henry
Winston Azzopardi
Aidan Elliott
Janine Modder
Kate Rhodes James
Chris Evans-Wilson
Raymond Kirk
Tamara Marini
David Crossman
Mark Huffam
Souheil Hallaoui
Mohamed Atbir
Aline Leonello
Raymond Kirk
Denis Schnegg
Petra Balogh
Janty Yates
Charlo Dalli
Nikki Berwick
Jana Carboni
Kay Bilk
Kat Ali
Laura Bernice Watson
Karen Schembri Grima
Francesco Pegoretti
Clarissa Antinori
Marzenna Fus-Mickiewicz
Lara Licari
Claire Simpson
Joaquin Phoenix
Matt Curtis
Luc-Ewen Martin-Fenouillet
Paul Biddiss
Elli Griff
Charley Henley
Simone Coco
Martin Phipps
Rachael Tate
Aran Clifford
Oliver Ferris
Oliver Tarney
David Scarpa
Rowan Watson
Adam Mendez
Joseph DiValerio
Stéphane Bucher
Stephane Malenfant
James Hyde
Paul Massey
Tristan Rose
Michael Fentum
Sue Harding
William Miller
Janine Modder
Sam Restivo
Paul Thomas Anderson
Ridley Scott
Ridley Scott
Kevin J. Walsh
Christina Petrou
Luke Tumber
Katie Anna Brady
Rachael Evelyn
TOP CAST
Joaquin Phoenix
Napoleon Bonaparte
Vanessa Kirby
Josephine Bonaparte
Tahar Rahim
Paul Barras
Rupert Everett
Duke of Wellington
Mark Bonnar
Junot
Paul Rhys
Talleyrand
Ben Miles
Caulaincourt
Riana Duce
Lucille
Edouard Philipponnat
Tsar Alexander
Miles Jupp
Emperor Francis I
Scott Handy
Marshal Berthier
Youssef Kerkour
Marshal Davout
John Hollingworth
Marshal Ney
Abubakar Salim
General Dumas
Thom Ashley
La Bedoyere
Jannis Niewöhner
Hippolyte Charles
Julian Rhind-Tutt
Sieyes
John Hodgkinson
Fouche
Erin Ainsworth
Hortense I
Isabella Brownson
Hortense II
Benjamin Chivers
Eugene I
Sam Meakin
Eugene II
Sinéad Cusack
Letizia Bonaparte
Harriet Bunton
Pauline Bonaparte
Charlie Greenwood
Caroline Bonaparte
Audrey Brisson-Jutras
Elisa Bonaparte
Matthew Needham
Lucien Bonaparte
Sam Crane
Jacques-Louis David
Sam Troughton
Robespierre
Edward Bennett
Royalist Supporter
Julian Wadham
Jean de Cambaceres
Ludivine Sagnier
Theresa Cabarrus
Catherine Walker
Marie Antoinette
Honor Kneafsey
Marie Antoinette Kid #1
Alexander Shaw
Marie Antoinette Kid #2
Phil Cornwell
Sanson the Bourreau
Harry Taurasi
Citizen Lacombe
Edward Mercieca
General Carteaux
Arthur McBain
General Marchand
Andy Burse
Drunken British Guard
Jonathan Rice
Dealer | Victim's Ball
Emeric Bernard-Jones
Barras' Friend #1
Bay Bryan
Barras' Friend #2
Michael Twaits
Barras' Friend #3
Michael O'Connor
Charles Leclerc
Dominic Coleman
Clerk | Storage Room
Ian McNeice
Louis XVIII
Richard McCabe
Lord Whitworth
Tom Godwin
Austrian Ambassador
Gavin Spokes
Moulin
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