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Queen Marie of Romania

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Dévastée par la Première Guerre mondiale et plongée dans des troubles politiques, la Roumanie place ses espoirs dans sa reine lors d'une mission diplomatique à Paris lors des négociations de paix de 1919.

Année

2021

Durée

1h 50m

IMDb

7.2

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Casting

Roxana Lupu

Queen Marie

DP

Daniel Plier

King Ferdinand

Richard Elfyn

David Lloyd George

Casting

Roxana Lupu

Queen Marie

DP

Daniel Plier

King Ferdinand

Richard Elfyn

David Lloyd George

Patrick Drury

Woodrow Wilson

Caroline Loncq

Edith Wilson

RC

Ronald Chenery

George Clemenceau

Adrian Titieni

Prime Minister Ion Bratianu

Anghel Damian

Prince Carol II

Iulia Verdes

Elena Chrissoveloni

Philippe Caroit

Conte de Saint-Aulaire

Emil Mandanac

Prince Barbu Stirbei

Robert Cavanah

Joe Boyle

Serban Pavlu

Baliff

SC

Sara Chiriacescu

Princess Ileana

IT

Ioana Teodora Nimigean

Princess Mignon

Anastasia Miulescu

Princess Elisabeta

Nicholas Boulton

King George V

Karen Westwood

Queen Mary of England

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Commentaires

10 commentaires

faiz_khan2409Nov 4, 2023

source: Queen Marie of Romania

Harrdy SandhuNov 3, 2023

This is not a movie for "cinematography specialists" It is not easy to put together facts and try to replicate a context that was lied about for so many years. This is all very new to deal with and needed a huge amount of work. From the idea to the screen in a place where many at the top do not care or even do not want to see the true history.

Ranz Kyle Nov 3, 2023

American here chiming in: Kept my attention the whole way through. Good job on the period piece aspect. You can't ignore Lupa's organic performance along with the others. Great acting. Would have gave it 10 but gave it a 9 due to budget. I'm sure it wasn't cheap to make and by no means was it a low budget movie or feel like one, but they didn't have "Star Wars" dollars, so that's why a gave it a 9. Loved it and will watch again. Marvelous!

Habae Sonik ManyokolNov 3, 2023

A much needed page from the history of a great nation... Queen Mary was one of the greatest figures of Romanian modern history. Finally, after 100 years, Queen Mary of Romania, ignored so far by the communist propaganda, was brought back in our memories. Despite some artistic shortcommings, the simple fact of rememorating the significant faces of Romanian history is remarkable for the Romanians and their milenary history on these lands. Congratulation to all those who contributed to this movie...

StoblaneNov 3, 2023

Just another lie about history of romania. Their history is full of lies and fictions :D.

AsampanaNov 3, 2023

A great movie about a subject I knew nothing about, beautifully made with good cast, great costumes and sets. I would have liked to have delved deeper into the Greater Romania thing. I know that present days Romania has chunks of what Hungary calls its own and Moldova the same. It didn't show how the monarchy's of Central Europe after WWI where doomed by their own weakness. In the movie its mentioned that the Royal Family of Romania are German Princess given the job because had nothing to do after the unification of Germany in 1871. But back to the movie, really the only ones who seem to be able to tell these stories in modern cinema are the European co-productions. They have a feel and of course the wonderful locations are no harm. the lovely scene near the end between Ferdinand and Marie at the castle was just gorgeous and ended the movies in a lovely way.

MR. & MRS. CHETTRI 🕷Nov 3, 2023

Making a historic movie while ignoring all the facts and creating a new reality is a very bad idea. Rewriting history at its worst.

ganesh sapkotaNov 3, 2023

Pour acting, pour replics, It don t takes you into the story because of the pour thinking replics...I couldn t watch it till the end...

Magdalene Chriss MunNov 3, 2023

Our Queen Marie of Romania. An extraordinary movie full of emotions and history!

Ella FontamillasNov 3, 2023

Greetings again from the darkness. There are likely those who know less about the history of Romania than I, but that list is pretty short. Co-writers and co-directors Alexis Sweet Cahill of Italy and Brigitte Drodtloff of Germany, along with three other listed co-writers: Gabi Antal, Ioana Manea, and Maria-Denise Teodoru, bring us the more than 100 year-old story of Queen Marie, and it's "based on True Events" (including the Queen's own writings). Roxana Lupu, originally from Romania, plays Queen Marie, a Monarch who likely doesn't receive the historical credit she deserves. Her husband, King Ferdinand I is played by Daniel Plier, who really isn't given much to do here ... hence the film's title. A spectacular opening shot takes us over a frozen river and drops us into Bucharest in 1919. World War I has recently ended, and no one seems to care much about the state of Romania, except Romanians. Having sided with the Triple Entente (Russia, France, and Great Britain), hopes are now fading for a united Romania. Against the preferences of Romanian Parliament, her husband, and just about everyone else, Marie headed to the Peace Talks being held in Paris ... yes, the talks that led to the Treaty of Versailles. Though most tried to encourage her to let the politicians handle the politics, Marie reminded them that she was the granddaughter of Queen Victoria, and thus is not silenced easily. She forced and maneuvered her way in to meetings with powerful world leaders of the time to negotiate for international recognition (and assistance) of a united Romania. Above all else, this is the story of strong woman fighting for her country. She goes toe-to-toe with Prime Minister Ion Bratianu (Adrian Titieni), French Prime Minister Clemenceau (Ronald Chenery), and U. S. President Woodrow Wilson (Patrick Drury) in her efforts to be heard. She even battles her own son Prince Carol II (Anghel Damian), who would later become King. Ms. Lupu is excellent in the role, and she has previously played Queen Elizabeth (twice), as well as a Princess and a Grand Duchess, so clearly has the screen presence to pull off such royal and regal roles. The film only teases her attraction to Prince Stirbey (Emil Mandanac), and the personal history between her and her cousin, King George V (Nicholas Boulton). It's a period drama with the requisite costumes, hair styles, and set design necessary to whisk us away to a century ago, and mostly we learn there was more to this popular Queen than her commitment to feeding citizens during a difficult time. The closing credits give us archival footage as well as the political developments that occurred. The time period covered is limited, but one that was crucial for a country and her Queen. Available On Demand and on Digital May 7, 2021.