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List of films shot at the Palace of Versailles

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Reference excerpt

This is a list of the films shot at the Palace of Versailles including its interior and its palace gardens. All films listed here have the approval of the museum administration for location shooting. Some of the films have an unknown title. The dates given are the dates of shooting. A majority of the films listed were shot and released in French, with some being shot and released in English.

1900s Reconstitution d’une fête sous Louis XIV (1904) Plusieurs scènes sur Marie-Antoinette (1908) Directors: Henri Lavedan et Georges Lenôtre Reconstitution historique (1908) Director: Georges Fagot Vues cinématographiques (1909) Director: Georges Fagot

1910s Vues cinématographiques et reconstitution de scènes (1910) Director: Max Lyon Reproduction de scènes historiques de l’époque Louis XIV (1910) L’affaire du collier de la Reine (1911) Director: Camille de Morchon Vues cinématographiques (1) (1911) Director: C. Gilbert Vues cinématographiques (2) (1911) Director: Jacques Brindejont-Offenbach Vues cinématographiques (3) (1911) Vues cinématographiques (1) (1913) Vues cinématographiques en couleur (2) (1913) Vues cinématographiques (3) (1913) Director: Arthur Bernede Vue cinématographique (1915) Scènes cinématographiques (1916) Director: M. Rivers Films d’une pièce historique tirée de la guerre actuelle (1917) Director: Th. Drouvillé

1920s Vues cinématographiques d’un modèle réduit d’hydravion (1921) L’Aiglonne (1921) Directors: Emile Keppens and René Navarre L’enfant-roi (1923) Director: Jean Kremm Le vert galant (1924) Director: René Leprince The Princess and the Clown (1924) Director: André Hugon Fanfan la Tulipe (1925) Director: René Leprince Napoléon (1925-27) Director: Abel Gance The Magician (1926) Director: Rex Ingram Voir Versailles et mourir (1926) Director: Henri Diamant-Berger Printemps d’amour (1927) IMDb Director: Léonce Perret The Farewell Waltz (1928) Director: Henry Roussell La fin de Monte-Carlo (1928) IMDb Directors: Mario Nalpas et Henri Étiévant The Queen's Necklace (1929) Directors: Gaston Ravel et Tony Lekain End of the World (1929-31) Director: Abel Gance

1930s A Caprice of Pompadour (1930-31) Directors: Joë Hamman and Willi Wolff Romance à l'inconnue (1930) IMDb Director: René Barberis Au jardin de la Pompadour (1932) Directors: Casadesus et Taponier Casanova (1934) Director: René Barberis Qui va à la chasse ou les soins inutiles (court-métrage) (1934) Marie Antoinette (1938) Director: W. S. Van Dyke

1940s Le Mariage de Chiffon (1941) IMDb Director: Claude Autant-Lara Pamela (1944) Director: Pierre de Hérain L’affaire des poisons (1944) Échec au roy (1944) IMDb Director: Jean-Paul Paulin The Idiot (1946) Director: Georges Lampin The Queen's Necklace (1946) Director: Marcel L'Herbier La dynastie des Nguyen (1949) The Treasure of Cantenac (1949-50) Director: Sacha Guitry L’esprit de famille (1949)

1950s Bille de clown (1950) IMDb Director: Jean Wall La vie commence demain (1950) Director: Nicole Védrès L’homme qui marche (1951) Rendez-vous à Versailles (1953) Capitaine Pantoufle (1953) Director: Guy Lefranc The Earrings of Madame de… (1953) Director: Max Ophüls La France est un jardin (1953) The Lovers of Midnight (1953) Director: Roger Richebé La Dame aux camélias (1953) IMDb Director: Raymond Bernard Royal Affairs in Versailles (1953) Director: Sacha Guitry Napoléon (1954-55) Director: Sacha Guitry Unknown title (1954) Madame du Barry (1954) Director: Christian-Jaque House of Ricordi (1954) Director: Carmine Gallone Marie Antoinette Queen of France (1955) Director: Jean Delannoy Frou-Frou (1955) Director: Augusto Genina Unknown title (1955) Director: Raymond Larrain Funny Face (1956-57) Director: Stanley Donen Décembre, mois des enfants (1956) Director: Henri Storck Les Espions (1957) Director: Henri-Georges Clouzot The Fox of Paris (1957) Director: Paul May The Perfect Furlough (1957) IMDb Director: Blake Edwards Unknown title (1957) Director: Edouard Logereau Unknown title (1958) Director: Sacha Kamenka Le Bossu (1959) Director: André Hunebelle L’An II (1959)

1960s Petite suite pour jardins (1960) Un Martien à Paris (1960) IMDb Director: Jean-Daniel Daninos Fonderie (1960) Paris Blues (1960-61) Director: Martin Ritt Vive Henri IV, vive l'amour (1960-61) Director: Claude Autant-Lara Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse (1960) Director: Vincente Minnelli Five Day Lover (1960) Director: Philippe de Broca Demain Paris (1960) Unknown title (1960) Napoléon II l'Aiglon (1961) Director: Claude Boissol Unknown title (1961) Femmes de Paris (1961) La Fayette (1961) Director: Jean Dréville The Mysteries of Paris (1962) Director: André Hunebelle Robespierre (1962) Le temps des copains (1962) IMDb Director: Robert Guez Le temps d’Emma (1963) La Prima Donna (1963) IMDb Director: Philippe Lifchitz La Belle Vie (1963) IMDb Director: Robert Enrico Angélique, Marquise des Anges (1964) Director: Bernard Borderie El senor de la Salle (1964) IMDb Director: Luis César Amadori Angelique and the King (1965) Director: Bernard Borderie Vingt mille ans à la française (1965) Rose rosse per Angelica (1965) IMDb Director: Steno The Taking of Power by Louis XIV (1966, TV film) Director: Roberto Rossellini La petite vertu (1967) IMDb Director: Serge Korber Parlons français (1967) Louis XV (1967) Darling Lili (1967) Director: Blake Edwards The Tattooed One (Le Tatoué) (1968) Director: Denys de La Patellière La Chamade (Heartbeat) (1968) Director: Alain Cavalier

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