The Emperor's New Clothes (2001)
Overview
Napoleon, exiled, devises a plan to retake the throne. He'll swap places with commoner Eugene Lenormand, sneak into Paris, then Lenormand will reveal himself and Napoleon will regain his throne. Things don't go at all well; first, the journey proves more difficult than expected, but more disastrously, Lenormand enjoys himself too much to reveal the deception. Napoleon adjusts somewhat uneasily to the life of a commoner while waiting, while Lenormand gorges on rich food.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
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| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.7754 |
Directed By
Alan Taylor
Crew
Alan Taylor
Anna De Santis
Barbel Elizabet Krisel
Saverio Sammali
Manuel Carlucci
Mario Tasciotti
Massimiliano Frondaroli
Gino Parisi
Denton Brown
Liberata Zocchi
Jupiter Sen
Stewart Henderson
Stewart Henderson
Jim Roddan
Andie Derrick
Peter Burgis
Clare Mahoney
Martin Hobbs
Jeff Atmajian
Rachel Portman
Riccardo Mioni
Giuseppe 'Peppinello' Vivenzio
Ferdinando Stazzone
Katia Crispino
Omero Capanna
Rachel Bennette
Sergio Ercolessi
Fabrizio Vicari
Clive Winter
Marco Sticchi
Stefano Biscaro
Giancarlo Del Brocco
Elda Magnanti
Bruno Amalfitano
Daniele Abeille
Iolando Rocchetti
Neil Williams
Philippe Antonello
Jim Hajicosta
Giorgio Tregnaghi
Patrizia Roletti
Benedetta Von Normann
Francesca Birri
Christian Giuliani
Luca Brignone
Emanuela Minoli
Julia Wilson Dickson
Alberto Carmellini
Riccardo Umetelli
Emiliano Topai
Raoul Torresi
Stefano Fenocchi
Enrico Stella
Raffaele Stella
Mario Stella
Pietro Santarelli
Maurizio Micalizzi
Marco Alzetta
Orlando Graupiera Acosta
Francesco Colangeli
Alessandro Rossi
Massimiliano Sticchi
Claudio Frollano
Stefania Corsetti
Paolo Faenzi
Alice Persano
Giacoma Mellini
Rosa Moschella
Giordana Russo
Gisa Rinaldi
Simona Boccanfuso
Filomena Monterisi
Alfredo Tiberi
Antonio Maltempo
Alvaro Rossi
Cesare Paciotti
Gianna Viola
Alessandra Molinari
Uberto Pasolini
Simon Leys
Kevin Molony
Alan Taylor
Herbie Wave
Roberto Cicutto
Hanno Huth
Polly Leys
Kevin Molony
Marco Valerio Pugini
Paul Webster
James Wilson
Rachel Portman
Alessio Gelsini Torresi
Masahiro Hirakubo
Leo Davis
Andrea Crisanti
Carlo Rescigno
Sergio Ballo
Fabiomassimo Dell'Orco
Melissa Holm
Marcantonio Borghese
Vito Colazzo
Mona Bernal
Giorgia Onofri
David Snell
TOP CAST
Ian Holm
Napoleon Bonaparte / Sergeant Eugene Lenormand
Iben Hjejle
Nicole 'Pumpkin' Truchaut
Tim McInnerny
Dr. Lambert
Nigel Terry
Montholon
Eddie Marsan
Louis Marchand
Tom Watson
Gerard
Hugh Bonneville
Bertrand
Murray Melvin
Antommarchi
Clive Russell
Sergeant Justin Bommel
Bob Mason
Captain Nicholls
Trevor Cooper
Leaud
Chris Langham
Maurice
Russell Dixon
Dr. Quinton
George Harris
Papa Nicholas
Niall O'Brien
Bosun
Hayley Carmichael
Adele Raffin
Philip McGough
English Tourist
Tim Barlow
Bargee
Tony Vogel
British Sergeant
Russell Tovey
Recruit
John McGlynn
Gendarme
Clive Mendus
Senior Orderly
Ashley Artus
Junior Orderly
Roger Frost
Bookseller
Tom Hunsinger
Customer
Matthew Sim
Ticket Seller
Phil Hearne
Man
Moya Brady
Woman
Caterina Venturini
Barmaid
Stefano Gragnani
Bailiff
Hervé Ducroux
Brest Contact
Francesco Guzzo
Sentry at Garrison
Sergio Ballo
Lieutenant Truchaut
Piero Lorenzo Ferrero
Tailor
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