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The Death Agony of the Eagles is a french film of genre Historical directed by Julien Duvivier with Gaby Morlay

The Death Agony of the Eagles (1922)

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OriginFrance
Genres Historical

L'Agonie des Aigles est un film français de Bernard-Deschamps et Julien Duvivier réalisé en 1922.

Synopsis

Après avoir ramené à l'empereur exilé une mèche de cheveux de son fils, le colonel Montander a fait le serment de ne jamais abandonner le petit roi de Rome. Il organise un complot pour restaurer l'Empire, mais tombe amoureux de la danseuse Lise qui cherche à venger son amant qu'un ami du colonel a tué en duel. Dénoncés par elle, les conspirateurs meurent avec un courage et une fierté qui la bouleversent et ouvrent son cœur au remords.

Actors

Gaby Morlay

(Lise Charmoy)Séverin-Mars

(Napoléon / Colonel de Montander)Maxime Desjardins

(Commandant Doguereau / Général Petit)Gilbert Dalleu

(Goglu)Fernand Mailly

(Chambuque)
And :
Ernst Legal
René Maupré
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