L'Inghilterra dei Tudor: Elisabetta I

La regina Elisabetta

(Les amours de la reine Élisabeth)

1912, regia di Henri Desfontaines, Louis Mercanton

Scheda: Nazione: Francia - Produzione: Film Eclipse - Distribuzione: Famous Players, Grapevine Video - Soggetto: da un'opera di Émile Moreau - Sceneggiatura: E. Moreau - Costumi: Paul Poiret - Musiche: Joseph Carl Breil - Formato: B.N., muto - Durata: 40'.

Cast: Sarah Bernhardt, Lou Tellegen, Max Maxudian, Jean Angelo, Georges Charmeroy, Albert Decoeur, Georges Deneubourg, Marie-Louise Derval, Guy Favières, Jane Maylianes, Suzanne Seylor.

Trama e commenti: Dal sito cinematografo.it - Dal sito film.spettacolo.virgilio.it

Plot Summary, Synopsis, Review: Dal sito IMDb - Dal sito entertainment.msn.com - Dal sito nytimes.com - Dal sito silentera.com - Dal sito wetcanvas.com - Dal sito rottentomatoes.com - Dal sito zdag.com: «A rousing box-office success in both the United States and Europe, Les Amours de la Reine Elisabeth brought theatrical legend Sarah Bernhardt to the screen as England's legendary queen. Elizabeth I (Bernhardt) is caught in a love triangle with the Earl of Essex (Lou Tellegen) and the Countess of Nottingham (Mlle. Romani). The queen gives the Earl a ring with the royal seal and promises the bauble will save his life if returned to her. When Essex is locked in the Tower of London, Elizabeth sends the countess to retrieve the ring. The Earl throws the ring away, paving the way for his former lover to sign his death warrant. The queen is heartbroken after learning of the incident in which the Earl refuses to save his own life. After the death of Bernhardt in 1923, the film was re-released and given the alternative title The Queen's Favorite».

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