Let Joy Reign Supreme
Que la fête commence !
War
History
Drama
A look at 18th-century France, when the depravity of the authorities contributed to social oppression, and the uprisings flared up one after another.
1975-03-23
fr
Cast
Director
Bertrand Tavernier
Philippe Noiret as Philip of Orléans
Jean Rochefort as Abbot Dubois
Jean-Pierre Marielle as The Marquis de Pontcallec
Marina Vlady as The Marchioness of Parabère
Christine Pascal as Emilie
Alfred Adam as François de Neufville, Duke of Villeroy
Jean-Roger Caussimon as The Cardinal
Gérard Desarthe as The Duke of Bourbon
Michel Beaune as Captain La Griolais
Monique Chaumette as Yvonne, governess of Pontcallec
François Dyrek as Montlouis
Jean-Paul Farré as Father Burdo
Nicole Garcia as 'La Fillon'
Jacques Hilling as Abbot Gratellard
Bernard Lajarrige as Amaury de Lambilly
Thierry Lhermitte as Count of Horn
Christian Clavier as The servant of the inn
Michel Blanc as Louis XV's valet
Monique Lejeune as Madame de Sabran
Brigitte Roüan as The prostitute
Georges Riquier as Brunet d'Ivry
Andrée Tainsy as Nun
Jean Amos as Police officer
Roland Amstutz as Regent's Coachman
Bruno Balp as Valet Leblanc
Michel Berto as Abbot of Louis XV
Richard Bigotini as Neighbor of the inn
Stéphane Bouy as Nocé
Liza Braconnier as Louis XV's servant
Daniel Duval as Domestic
Yves Elliot as Breton peasant
Pierre Forget as The "Iroquois" Jesuit
Maurice Jacquemont as Priest who initiates Dubois
Yvon Lec as Priest of the procession
Bernadette Le Saché as Hélène de Lambilly
Pierre Moncorbier as Abbot Fleury
René Morard as Peddler
Jean-Jacques Moreau as Peasant
Jacqueline Parent as Severine, Regent's goddaughter
Jacques Pratoussy as Lackey
Colette Proust as Clairvoyant
Patrick Raynal as Lackey
Jean Rougerie as Talhoüet
Hélène Vincent as Madame de Saint-Simon
Jean-Luc Moreau as Flautist
Gérard Jugnot as Lackey opening a door (uncredited)
Marcel Dalio as Nobleman suffocating at the meal (uncredited)