Cyrano de Bergerac

Cyrano de Bergerac (1990)


  • Genre: Drama, Comedy, History, Romance
  • Release Date: 1990-03-28
  • User Rating: 7.3/10 from 728 ratings
  • Runtime: 2h 17min
  • Language: Français
  • Production Company: Hachette Première
  • Production Country: France
  • Director: Jean-Paul Rappeneau
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Summary

Famed swordsman and poet Cyrano de Bergerac is in love with his cousin Roxane. He has never expressed his love for her as he his large nose undermines his self-confidence. Then he finds a way to express his love to her, indirectly.

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  • Gérard Depardieu

    as Cyrano de Bergerac

  • Anne Brochet

    as Madeleine 'Roxane' Robin

  • Vincent Perez

    as Christian de Neuvillette

  • Jacques Weber

    as Count of Guiche

  • Roland Bertin

    as Ragueneau

  • Philippe Morier-Genoud

    as 'Le Bret'

  • Pierre Maguelon

    as Carbon de Castel-Jaloux

  • Josiane Stoléru

    as The Duenna

  • Alain Rimoux

    as The Father

  • Anatole Delalande

    as The Child

  • Philippe Volter

    as Viscount of Valvert

  • Jean-Marie Winling

    as Lignière

  • Louis Navarre

    as The Bore

  • Gabriel Monnet

    as Montfleury

  • François Marié

    as Bellerose

  • Pierre Triboulet

    as Jodelet

  • Baptiste Roussillon

    as First Soldier

  • Christian Roy

    as Second Soldier

  • Jacques Pater

    as The Footpad

  • Christian Loustau

    as Cadet

  • Alain Perez

    as Cadet

  • Franck Jazédé

    as Cadet

  • Éric Bernard

    as Cadet

  • Frank Ramon

    as Cadet

  • Alain Dumas

    as Cadet

  • Hervé Pauchon

    as Cadet

  • Pierre Aussedat

    as First Marquis

  • Yves Aubert

    as Second Marquis

  • Jean-Damien Barbin

    as Conceited Young Man

  • Cécile Camp

    as Gremione

  • Christine Culerier

    as Uranie

  • Michel Fau

    as Ragueneau's 2nd Poet

  • Nicole Félix

    as The Matron

  • Catherine Ferran

    as Lise Ragueneau

  • Éric Frey

    as Second 'Precious' Poet

  • Claudine Gabay

    as Bad-tempered Nun

  • Philippe Girard

    as De Guiche's Officer

  • Amélie Gonin

    as Sister Marthe

  • Isabelle Gruault

    as Sister Claire

  • Sandrine Kiberlain

    as Sister Colette

  • Madeleine Marion

    as Mother Superior

  • Vincent Nemeth

    as Ragueneau's 1st Poet

  • Jérôme Nicolin

    as The Monk

  • Quentin Ogier

    as Baker's Boy

  • Lucien Pascal

    as The Academician

  • Eric Picou

    as First `Precious' Poet

  • Ludivine Sagnier

    as The Little Sister

  • Benoît Vergne

    as Lysimon

  • Louise Vincent

    as Ironing Nun

  • Luc Alexander

    as

  • Gérard Baume

    as

  • Dominique Chevalier

    as

  • Nicole Chomo

    as

  • Balázs Galkó

    as

  • François-Xavier Hoffman

    as

  • Françoise Lervy

    as

  • Georges Mavros

    as

  • Stéphane Roux

    as

  • Maurice Sarfati

    as

  • Marc Soriano

    as

  • Laurent Vivier

    as

  • Michel Vuillermoz

    as

  • Vincent Winterhalter

    as

  • Stéphane Slima

    as

  • Matthew Ford

    as Boy in a Market (uncredited)
Directing Jean-Paul Rappeneau Director
Writing Jean-Paul Rappeneau Screenplay
Writing Jean-Claude Carrière Screenplay
Camera Pierre Lhomme Director of Photography
Editing Noëlle Boisson Editor
Production René Cleitman Producer
Production Michel Seydoux Producer
Art Ezio Frigerio Production Design
Sound Jean-Claude Petit Original Music Composer
Writing Edmond Rostand Theatre Play
Art Jacques Rouxel Production Design
Production André Szöts Producer
Art Françoise Benoît-Fresco Set Decoration
Art Jacques Rouxel Set Decoration
Costume & Make-Up Franca Squarciapino Costume Design
Costume & Make-Up Michèle Burke Makeup Artist
Costume & Make-Up Jean-Pierre Eychenne Makeup Artist
Directing Thierry Chabert First Assistant Director
Sound Pierre Gamet Sound
Production Romain Brémond Casting Director
Writing Edmond Rostand Original Story

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