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Let Joy Reign Supreme

A look at 18th-century France, when the authorities depravity contributed to social oppression, and the uprisings flared up one after another.

1975 |2h 0m |  War, History, Drama

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Philippe Noiret

Philip of Orléans

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Jean Rochefort

Abbot Dubois

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Jean-Pierre Marielle

The Marquis de Pontcallec

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Marina Vlady

The Marchioness of Parabère

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Christine Pascal

Emilie

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Alfred Adam

François de Neufville, Duke of Villeroy

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Jean-Roger Caussimon

The Cardinal

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Gérard Desarthe

The Duke of Bourbon

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Michel Beaune

Captain La Griolais

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Monique Chaumette

Yvonne, governess of Pontcallec

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François Dyrek

Montlouis

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Jean-Paul Farré

Father Burdo

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Nicole Garcia

'La Fillon'

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Jacques Hilling

Abbot Gratellard

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Bernard Lajarrige

Amaury de Lambilly

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Thierry Lhermitte

Count of Horn

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Christian Clavier

The servant of the inn

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Michel Blanc

Louis XV's valet

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Monique Lejeune

Madame de Sabran

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Brigitte Roüan

The prostitute

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Georges Riquier

Brunet d'Ivry

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Andrée Tainsy

Nun

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Jean Amos

Police officer

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Roland Amstutz

Regent's Coachman

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Bruno Balp

Valet Leblanc

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Michel Berto

Abbot of Louis XV

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Stéphane Bouy

Nocé

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Liza Braconnier

Louis XV's servant

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Daniel Duval

Domestic

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Yves Elliot

Breton peasant

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Pierre Forget

The "Iroquois" Jesuit

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Maurice Jacquemont

Priest who initiates Dubois

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Yvon Lec

Priest of the procession

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Bernadette Le Saché

Hélène de Lambilly

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Pierre Moncorbier

Abbot Fleury

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René Morard

Peddler

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Jean-Jacques Moreau

Peasant

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Jacqueline Parent

Severine, Regent's goddaughter

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Jacques Pratoussy

Lackey

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Colette Proust

Clairvoyant

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Patrick Raynal

Lackey

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Jean Rougerie

Talhoüet

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Hélène Vincent

Madame de Saint-Simon

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Gérard Jugnot

Lackey opening a door (uncredited)

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Marcel Dalio

Nobleman suffocating at the meal (uncredited)

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Status

Released

Language

Breton, French

Budget

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Revenue

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