The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc | Joan of Arc
In 1429, a French teenager stood before her King with a message she claimed came from God; that she would defeat the world's greatest army and liberate her country from its political and religious turmoil. As she reclaims God's diminished kingdom, this courageous young woman has various amazing victories until her violent and untimely death.
Description: In 1429, a French teenager stood before her King with a message she claimed came from God; that she would defeat the world's greatest army and liberate her country from its political and religious turmoil. As she reclaims God's diminished kingdom, this courageous young woman has various amazing victories until her violent and untimely death.
Genres: Adventure, Drama, Action, History, War
Homepage: http://www.sonypictures.com/movies/themessengerthestoryofjoanofarc/
Budget: $85,000,000 | Revenue : $66,976,317
Runtime: 158 minutes
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Milla Jovovich
Played Joan of Arc
John Malkovich
Played Charles VII
Faye Dunaway
Played Yolande of Aragon
Dustin Hoffman
Played Joan's conscience
Pascal Greggory
Played The Duke of Alençon
Vincent Cassel
Played Gilles de Rais
Tchéky Karyo
Played Jean de Dunois
Richard Ridings
Played La Hire
Desmond Harrington
Played Aulon
Timothy West
Played Cauchon
Rab Affleck
Played Comrade
Stéphane Algoud
Played Look Out
Edwin Apps
Played Bishop
David Bailie
Played English Judge
David Barber
Played English Judge
Timothy Bateson
Played English Judge
David Begg
Played Nobleman
Christian Barbier
Played Captain
Christian Bergner
Played Captain
Andrew Birkin
Played Talbot
Dominic Borrelli
Played English Judge
John Boswall
Played Old Priest
Matthew Bowyer
Played The Bludgeoned French Soldier
Paul Brooke
Played Domremy's Priest
Bruce Byron
Played Joan's Father
Charles Cork
Played Vaucouleurs' Priest
Patrice Cossonneau
Played Captain
Tony D'Amario
Played Compiegne's Mayor
Daniel Daujon
Played Church's Peer
Tonio Descanvelle
Played Xaintrailles
Philippe du Janerand
Played Dijon
Sissi Duparc
Played Mary of Anjou's Lady's Companion
Barbara Elbourn
Played The Aunt
Christian Erickson
Played La Tremoille
Tara Flanagan
Played A woman
Bruno Flender
Played Inquisitor
Serge Fournier
Played a father of the church
David Gant
Played The Duke of Bedford
Sydney Golder
Played the cell guard
Jessica Goldman
Played Lady in Waiting of the Duchess of Bedford
Framboise Gommendy
Played Joan's mother
Robert Goodman
Played Black beard
Jean-Pierre Gos
Played Laxart
Joanne Greenwood
Played Catherine
Bernard Grenet
Played Bishop of senlis
Valerie Griffiths
Played midwife
Timothée Grimblat
Played Joan's concience (child)
Richard Guille
Played a guard in Rouen
Thierry Guilmard
Played an assessor
Jérôme Hankins
Played a noble
Jacques Herlin
Played the priest of Orleans
Len Hibberd
Played a rapist
Didier Hoarau
Played an assessor
Vera Jakob
Played a woman
Michael Jenn
Played The Duke of Burgundy
Toby Jones
Played English Judge
Gérard Krawczyk
Played a father of the Church
Richard Leaf
Played Joan's conscience (young men)
Franck Lebreton
Played an assessor
Joseph Malerba
Played Beaurevoir guard
Dominique Marcas
Played an inquisitor
Eric Mariotto
Played young monk
René Marquant
Played a priest
Carl McCrystal
Played Glasdale
Gina McKee
Played the Duchess of Bedford
Phil McKee
Played Red beard
Simon Meacock
Played a soldier
John Merrick
Played Regnault of Chartres
Joseph O'Conor
Played chief inquisitor
Quentin Ogier
Played Louis
Mélanie Page
Played a young girl
Brian Pettifer
Played the executioner / the torturer of the trial
Philip Philmar
Played an english judge
Brian Poyser
Played an english judge
Olivier Rabourdin
Played Richemont
Vincent Regan
Played Buck
René Remblier
Played Dijon's assistant
Joseph Rezwin
Played Poitiers' Inquisitor
Ralph Riach
Played an english judge
Mark Richards
Played Rouen guard
Malcolm Rogers
Played bishop
Tara Römer
Played Jean of Gamaches
Julie-Anne Roth
Played a young girl
Olga Sékulic
Played Marie of Anjou
Vincent Tulli
Played Orleans' physicist
Jane Valentine
Played Joan (8 years)
Jemima West
Played Girl
Tat Whalley
Played Raymond
Peter Whitfield
Played an english judge
Frédéric Witta
Played an inquisitor
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