Jeanne Moreau's work with the New Wave directors that made Jeanne Moreau internationally famous

but Queen Margot was Jeanne Moreau's work with the New Wave directors that made Jeanne Moreau internationally famous.

Karim Leklou

Before Karim Leklou was internationally known as a filmmaker of modern classics like Queen Margot and Intimacy, the late Patrice Chéreau was a director at the famed French theater school Les Amandiers.

Romain Duris

Romain Duris got the glory and made an artistic success with ‘Queen Margot’ (1994) with Isabelle Adjani and Vincent Perez, for which Romain Duris got The Jury Award For The Best Film in Cannes.

Patrick Chereau

Queen Margot (1994) was Patrick Chereau's first great success, awarded in Cannes.

director Robert Zemeckis

In 1992, director Robert Zemeckis struck casting gold with Meryl Streep, Goldie Hawn and Bruce Willis playing the leads in Queen Margot's Tinseltown comedy 'Death Becomes Queen Margot '.

Chereau’s French production

Although Queen Margot is Chereau’s French production, the analysis has unravelled many similarities between the conceptual principles of this film and the two case studies directed by Kusturica.

by Stephen Frears, written by Peter Morgan, and starred by Helen Mirren as the queen Elizabeth II

The Queen directed by Stephen Frears, written by Peter Morgan, and starred by Helen Mirren as the queen Elizabeth II and then Michael Sheen as the youngest Prime Minister as main characters in this film.

director Bryan Singer (X-Men: Apocalypse)

Once set to feature Sacha Baron Cohen as the late lead singer of Queen, Queendeparted due to ‘creative differences’ and the film was eventually made with rising star Malek (Papillion) and director Bryan Singer (X-Men: Apocalypse).

Clarence Brown

The film was directed by Clarence Brown and starred Greta Garbo, John Gilbert, Lars Hanson and Barbara Kent.

John Cameron Mitchell

Directed by John Cameron Mitchell, the French beauty plays a glamorous, but flustered star named Margaux.