The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc"
Joan of Arc (1999)
Timing:
2:38 (158 min)
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Actors and characters
Rab Affleck
Character Comrade
Stéphane Algoud
Character Look Out
David Begg
Character Nobleman
Christian Barbier
Character Captain
Christian Bergner
Character Captain
Dominic Borrelli
Character English Judge
John Boswall
Character Old Priest
Matthew Bowyer
Character The Bludgeoned French Soldier
Paul Brooke
Character Domremy's Priest
Bruce Byron
Character Joan's Father
Charles Cork
Character Vaucouleurs' Priest
Patrice Cossonneau
Character Captain
Daniel Daujon
Character Church's Peer
Tonio Descanvelle
Character Xaintrailles
Philippe du Janerand
Character Dijon
Sissi Duparc
Character Mary of Anjou's Lady's Companion
Barbara Elbourn
Character The Aunt
Tara Flanagan
Character A woman
Bruno Flender
Character Inquisitor
Serge Fournier
Character a father of the church
Sydney Golder
Character the cell guard
Jessica Goldman
Character Lady in Waiting of the Duchess of Bedford
Framboise Gommendy
Character Joan's mother
Robert Goodman
Character Black beard
Jean-Pierre Gos
Character Laxart
Joanne Greenwood
Character Catherine
Bernard Grenet
Character Bishop of senlis
Valerie Griffiths
Character midwife
Timothée Grimblat
Character Joan's concience (child)
Richard Guille
Character a guard in Rouen
Thierry Guilmard
Character an assessor
Jérôme Hankins
Character a noble
Len Hibberd
Character a rapist
Didier Hoarau
Character an assessor
Vera Jakob
Character a woman
Michael Jenn
Character The Duke of Burgundy
Franck Lebreton
Character an assessor
Joseph Malerba
Character Beaurevoir guard
Eric Mariotto
Character young monk
René Marquant
Character a priest
Carl McCrystal
Character Glasdale
Phil McKee
Character Red beard
Simon Meacock
Character a soldier
John Merrick
Character Regnault of Chartres
Joseph O'Conor
Character chief inquisitor
Quentin Ogier
Character Louis
Mélanie Page
Character a young girl
Philip Philmar
Character an english judge
Brian Poyser
Character an english judge
René Remblier
Character Dijon's assistant
Joseph Rezwin
Character Poitiers' Inquisitor
Ralph Riach
Character an english judge
Mark Richards
Character Rouen guard
Malcolm Rogers
Character bishop
Tara Römer
Character Jean of Gamaches
Olga Sékulic
Character Marie of Anjou
Vincent Tulli
Character Orleans' physicist
Jane Valentine
Character Joan (8 years)
Tat Whalley
Character Raymond
Peter Whitfield
Character an english judge
Frédéric Witta
Character an inquisitor
What's left behind the scenes
- Gilles de Rais (played by Cassel) was a real person who, after the war and Joan of Arc's death, returned to his lands. Years later, he was arrested on charges of murdering more than a hundred young boys and was executed. Some historians believe that his crimes formed the basis for the French fairy tale 'Bluebeard' about a man who killed his wives and hid their bodies in his large house.
- This is the last film in which Joseph O'Connor appeared.
- Kathryn Bigelow declined to participate in the film when Luc Besson insisted that Mila Jovovich, his wife at the time, play the main role.
- Gilles de Rais (played by Cassel) was a real person who, after the war and Joan of Arc's death, returned to his lands. Years later, he was arrested on charges of murdering more than a hundred young boys and was executed. Some historians believe that his crimes formed the basis for the French fairy tale "Bluebeard" about a man who killed his wives and hid their bodies in his large house.
- Kathryn Bigelow declined to participate in the film when Luc Besson insisted that Milla Jovovich, his wife at the time, play the main role.
- In California, Kathryn Bigelow filed a lawsuit against Luc Besson, claiming that he used historical information and materials that she had gathered when she was involved in the project (i.e., accused him of plagiarism). Besson and Bigelow settled the matter out of court.
- Gilles de Rais (a character in Kassel) was a real person who, after the war and Joan of Arc's death, returned to his lands. Years later, he was arrested on charges of murdering more than a hundred young boys and executed. Some historians believe that his crimes formed the basis for the French fairy tale "Bluebeard" about a man who killed his wives and hid their bodies in his large house.
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