The Count of Monte Cristo
The Count of Monte Cristo (1954) is an adventure film, directed by Robert Vernay. It stars Jean Marais and Lia Amanda. The 183-minute film holds an audience score of 6.7/10.
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What The Count of Monte Cristo Is About
Robert Vernay had already filmed Dumas in black and white in 1943, and came back to the same novel eleven years later in colour, with Jean Marais as Edmond Dantès. The familiar chain of events, the false accusation, the years in the Château d'If, the treasure and the slow construction of a new identity, is given room here rather than compressed. The three hour running time is explained by the fact that it was never released as a single film: audiences saw it in two parts, La Trahison and La Vengeance, two weeks apart. It was a French and Italian co-production.
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What is The Count of Monte Cristo about?
Robert Vernay had already filmed Dumas in black and white in 1943, and came back to the same novel eleven years later in colour, with Jean Marais as Edmond Dantès. The familiar chain of events, the false accusation, the years in the Château d'If, the treasure and the slow construction of a new identity, is given room here rather than compressed.
Where can I watch The Count of Monte Cristo?
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How long is The Count of Monte Cristo?
The Count of Monte Cristo runs for 183 minutes (3h 3m).
When did The Count of Monte Cristo come out?
The Count of Monte Cristo was released in 1954.
Who directed The Count of Monte Cristo?
The Count of Monte Cristo was directed by Robert Vernay.
Who stars in The Count of Monte Cristo?
The Count of Monte Cristo stars Jean Marais, Lia Amanda, Daniel Ivernel, Folco Lulli.
What is The Count of Monte Cristo's rating?
The Count of Monte Cristo holds 7.1/10 on IMDb and 6.7/10 on TMDB. Its Pulse Score is 68 out of 100.
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