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Le Bossu DVD, 1997

aka The Hunchback

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Film Description

A swashbuckling tour de force adapted from the 1858 novel by Paul Feval, Le Bossu sees a fencing master swear to avenge the death of the Duke of Nevers. For sixteen years he hides out with the Duke's young daughter in a touring theatre group, eventually returning to the Parisian courts to honour his oath and kill the dastardly villain, Count Gonzague.

Film Information

Director - Philippe De Broca

Produced - 1997

Main Language - French with English subtitles

Countries & Regions - European Film, French Film

Cast - Daniel Auteuil, Vincent Perez, Marie Gillain

DVD Details

Certificate:	15	Publisher:	Second Sight	Region:	2
Length:	124 mins	Aspect:	1.78:1 widescreen	Cat No:	2NDVD3184
Format:	DVD Colour	Subtitles:	English

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Andy McKay on 2nd December 2005

Hugely enjoyable swashbuckling historical romance that is very energetic and a lot of fun. Great performances from Auteuil, Gillain and Fabrice Luchini help the movie ... more >