Lyubov imperatora (2002)

Actors

• Dmitri Aleksandrov (actor)
• Aleksandr Alekseyev (actor)
• Aleksandr Andreev (actor)
• Aleksandr Antipov (actor)
• Karen Badalov (actor)
• Aleksey Barabash (actor)
• Sergey Bekhterev (actor)
• Dmitri Belkin (actor)
• Aleksandr Bogudovich (actor)
• Oleg Botin (actor)
• Aleksandr Chaban (actor)
• Aleksandr Cherednik (actor)
• Oleg Chernov (actor)
• Aleksandr Chevychelov (actor)
• Roman Ageev (actor)

Genres

• History

On the Game (1974)

Actors

• David Brierly (actor)
• Peter Duncan (actor)
• Tommy Eytle (actor)
• Charles Gray (actor)
• Charles Hodgson (actor)
• Arthur Howells (actor)
• Simon Joseph (actor)
• Lloyd Lamble (actor)
• Allan McClelland (actor)
• John McLloy (actor)
• James Mellor (actor)
• Allen Morton (actor)
• Declan Mulholland (actor)
• Joe Murphy (actor)
• Francis Batsoni (actor)

Genres

• Comedy

Taglines:

EXPOSED! Call Girls! Vice Scandals! Britain Keeps Its End Up!

El carruaje (1972)

Actors

• Carlos Bracho (actor)
• José Chávez (actor)
• Carlos Cámara (actor)
• Gerardo del Castillo (actor)
• Andrés García (actor)
• Aarón Hernán (actor)
• José Iglesias (actor)
• Sergio Jiménez (actor)
• Rafael Llamas (actor)
• Ignacio López Tarso (actor)
• Fernando Mendoza (actor)
• Carlos Monden (actor)
• Claudio Obregón (actor)
• Antonio Passy (actor)
• José Alonso (actor)

Genres

• Biography
• Drama
• History
• Romance
• War

Monsieur Fabre (1951)

Actors

• Paul Bonifas (actor)
• Albert Culloz (actor)
• Patrick Dewaere (actor)
• Jacques Emmanuel (actor)
• Pierre Fresnay (actor)
• Guy Haurey (actor)
• Olivier Hussenot (actor)
• Henry Laverne (actor)
• Pierre Magnier (actor)
• Jean-Pierre Maurin (actor)
• Yves-Marie Maurin (actor)
• Pierre Moncorbier (actor)
• Hubert Noël (actor)
• André Randall (actor)
• Pierre Bertin (actor)

Genres

• Comedy
• Drama

Taglines:

The Amazing International Screen Personality...In His First English Speaking Role...

Admiral Nakhimov (1946)

Actors

• Nikolai Aparin (actor)
• Nikolai Brilling (actor)
• Nikolai Chaplygin (actor)
• Aleksei Dikij (actor)
• Pavel Gaideburov (actor)
• Georgi Gumilevsky (actor)
• Aleksandr Khokhlov (actor)
• Leonid Knyazev (actor)
• Vasili Kovrigin (actor)
• Boris Olenin (actor)
• Vsevolod Pudovkin (actor)
• G. Rozhdestvensky (actor)
• Yevgeni Samojlov (actor)
• Ruben Simonov (actor)
• Pyotr Sobolevsky (actor)

Genres

• Drama

Mexicanos al grito de guerra (1943)

Actors

• Eduardo Arozamena (actor)
• Manuel Arvide (actor)
• Stephen Berne (actor)
• Salvador Carrasco (actor)
• Ricardo Carti (actor)
• Roberto Corell (actor)
• Pedro Elviro (actor)
• Miguel Ángel Ferriz (actor)
• José Goula (actor)
• Armando Gutierrez (actor)
• Miguel Inclán (actor)
• Pedro Infante (actor)
• Francisco Jambrina (actor)
• Max Langler (actor)
• Miguel Arenas (actor)

Genres

• Biography
• Drama
• Romance
• War

A Dispatch from Reuter's (1940)

Actors

• Norman Ainsley (actor)
• Eddie Albert (actor)
• Michael Audley (actor)
• Tommy Baker (actor)
• Max Barwyn (actor)
• Albert Bassermann (actor)
• Frank Benson (actor)
• Egon Brecher (actor)
• David Bruce (actor)
• Nigel Bruce (actor)
• Leonard Carey (actor)
• George Cathrey (actor)
• Cliff Clark (actor)
• David Clyde (actor)
• Louis Adlon (actor)

Genres

• Biography
• Drama

Juarez (1939)

Actors

• Monte Blue (actor)
• Egon Brecher (actor)
• Louis Calhern (actor)
• Joseph Calleia (actor)
• Pedro de Cordoba (actor)
• Donald Crisp (actor)
• Gennaro Curci (actor)
• Harry Davenport (actor)
• Carlos De Valdez (actor)
• Manuel Díaz (actor)
• William Edmunds (actor)
• Gilbert Emery (actor)
• Walter Fenner (actor)
• Robert Frazer (actor)
• Brian Aherne (actor)

Genres

• Biography
• Drama
• History
• Romance

Taglines:

A Mighty King . . . A Proud Queen ! . . . pitted against a humble man who had the courage to defy the throne !
See It Now ! You'll Remember It Always !

Quotes:

Emperor Louis Napoleon III: Democracy! Government of the cattle, by the cattle, for the cattle!

Emperor Maximilian von Hapsburg: [as he is being led to his execution by firing squad] "Distribute this money among your men and tell them to aim for my heart."

Empress Carlotta von Hapsburg: More than an empire is in danger. My husband's life. And knowing this, you could abandon him? Answer me, sire!::Emperor Louis Napoleon III: Regardless of my personal sentiments, I am, as you see, Madame, in the hands of my ministers.::Empress Carlotta von Hapsburg: In the hands of your ministers! Was it you or your ministers who conceived the plan to mask your infamies behind my husband's noble name? Who tricked him into accepting the throne by means of a pretended plebiscite? Who assured him of French troops and French funds until the day that the Empire of Mexico could take her place among other nations? Answer me, sire!::Empress Eugenie: Carlotta, please...::Empress Carlotta von Hapsburg: What are the names of your ministers which are affixed to the Treaty of Miramar? Did your ministers sign this letter: "I urge you to count upon my everlasting friendship. You may rest assured that my support will not fail you in the accomplishment which you are so courageously undertaking." Answer me, sire!::Emperor Louis Napoleon III: It is useless, Madame. Not another franc. Not another man. We are through with Mexico.::Empress Carlotta von Hapsburg: What else might a Hapsburg have expected from the word of a bourgeois Bonaparte? You charlatan! But you will not dare let him die! I will denounce you in every court in Europe for what you will be: a murderer! A murderer!

Emperor Maximilian von Hapsburg: [to Diaz in his prison cell] I want to talk to you.::Gen. Porfirio Diaz: What have we got to talk about?::Emperor Maximilian von Hapsburg: Much, I think. I deeply regret that this neeting had to take place in a prison cell.::Gen. Porfirio Diaz: Where else could it take place but in a prison cell or on the battlefield?::Emperor Maximilian von Hapsburg: Then from all accounts, sir it is well that we meet here. If my generals are to be believed, you are the best soldier in Mexico.

Benito Juarez: Virte is a formidable weapon in the hands of an enemy.

Benito Juarez: [to Diaz] You see, Porfirio, when a monarch misrules, he changes the people, but when a presidente misrules, the people change him.

[last lines]::Benito Juarez: [as Juarez views the dead body of Maximillian lying in state] Forgive me.

Gen. Marechal Achille Bazaine: [to Uradi] If you dare to jeopardize the cause for your own political ambition, I'll let the breath out of your throat.

Les perles de la couronne (1937)

Actors

• Jacques Berlioz (actor)
• Humberto Catalano (actor)
• Julien Clément (actor)
• Jean Coquelin (actor)
• James Craven (actor)
• Henri Crémieux (actor)
• Marcel Dalio (actor)
• Claude Dauphin (actor)
• Denis de Marney (actor)
• Derrick De Marney (actor)
• Émile Drain (actor)
• Gaston Dubosc (actor)
• Fred Duprez (actor)
• Andrews Engelmann (actor)
• Jean-Louis Barrault (actor)

Genres

• Comedy
• History

The Story of Louis Pasteur (1936)

Actors

• Manson Behfeld (actor)
• George Beranger (actor)
• J. Bonini (actor)
• Raymond Brown (actor)
• William Burress (actor)
• Wheaton Chambers (actor)
• Herbert Corthell (actor)
• Frank Darien (actor)
• Eddie Dew (actor)
• Bill Elliott (actor)
• Alphonse Ethier (actor)
• Ralph Fitzsimmons (actor)
• Otto Fries (actor)
• Porter Hall (actor)
• Richard Alexander (actor)

Genres

• Biography
• Drama
• History

Quotes:

Dr. Louis Pasteur: Jean, how many dogs have we left?::Dr. Jean Martel: Ten.::Dr. Louis Pasteur: Are they well? Healthy?::Dr. Jean Martel: In perfect condition. They've never been exposed.::Dr. Louis Pasteur: Give them hydrophobia.::Dr. Jean Martel: [in disbelief] You mean...?::Dr. Louis Pasteur: Give them hydrophobia.

[about Pasteur]::Dr. Charbonnet: You remember a few years ago, he was the cause of a slight controversy on the subject of sour wine.::Napoleon III: Oh, yes, I recall.::Dr. Charbonnet: He claimed to have found little animals in it... infinitesimal beasts.::Napoleon III: But are there such creatures? Do they really exist?::Dr. Charbonnet: Your Majesty, microscopic organisms have long been observed. They spring into being of their own accord wherever there is putrid matter or fermentation. They are the result rather than the cause of disease. By heating wine to certain temperature, Monsieur Pasteur was able to destroy them. I presume he plans to cure blood poisoning in the same manner: namely, by boiling our blood.::Napoleon III: Heaven forbid.::Dr. Charbonnet: It's not unlikely, I assure you.::Napoleon III: But, I won't have it, Charbonnet. I won't tolerate such practices. We're not living in the Middle Ages. This is France... Paris... the nineteenth century.::Empress Eugenie: I think Monsieur Pasteur should be allowed to defend himself.::Dr. Charbonnet: But, your Majesty...::Empress Eugenie: I, too, have read the pamphlet, Doctor Charbonnet. It said nothing about boiling blood - merely to boil the instruments that you surgeons use.::Dr. Charbonnet: Your Majesty, if I did anything so absurd as to boil my instruments or scrub my hands, they'd think I was a witch doctor resorting to charms and laugh me out of the hospital.::Empress Eugenie: That would be a novelty, Monsieur. Most people who go to hospitals are CARRIED out... dead.::Napoleon III: Yes, Cahrbonnet. Why?

Dr. Louis Pasteur: [to his assistants] Remember our aim: Find the microbe - kill the microbe.

Dr. Louis Pasteur: [speaking to the Emperor] Sire, the hospitals of Paris are pesthouses. There's scarcely a doctor in the city who's not carrying death on his hands and instruments.::Dr. Charbonnet: Because of microbes, Monsieur? Your private menagerie of invisible beasts?::Dr. Louis Pasteur: Exactly. Doctor Charbonnet could see them for himself if he took the trouble to use his microscope. He could watch them multiply into murderous millions. They breed in filth. They may start from the gutters of Paris tonight and by tomorrow claim some mother from this very court.::Dr. Charbonnet: Preposterous! To think that a human being could be destroyed by an animal ten thousand times smaller than a flea. It's as though an army of ants were to overthrow your Majesty's empire.

Dr. Louis Pasteur: Will you try and explain to Dr. Radisse what we are doing? [sarcastically] He's a member of the Academy of Medicine, so you'll have to use very simple language.::Dr. Emile Roux: We're convinced, Doctor - after eight years of experimenting - that this vaccine, when injected into the animal, will set up an immunity.::Dr. Radisse: Ridiculous! It would take eighty years to convince me.::Dr. Louis Pasteur: Eighty? Aren't you a little optimistic?

[last lines]::[addressing The Academy of Medicine - directing his remarks to the young men in the balcony]::Dr. Louis Pasteur: You young men - doctors and scientists of the future - do not let yourselves be tainted by apparent skepticism; nor discouraged by the sadness of certain hours that creep over nations. Do not become angry at your opponents, for no scientific theory has ever been accepted without opposition. Live in the serene peace of libraries and laboratories. Say to yourselves, first, "What have I done for my instruction?" And as you gradually advance, "What am I accomplishing?" Until the time comes when you may have the immense happiness of thinking that you have contributed in some way to the welfare and progress of mankind.