100 minutos
After serving as an embassy secretary in London at the end of 1787, a position he didn't exactly enjoy, the poet André Chénier returns to Paris. When the Revolution breaks out, he becomes enthusiastic about it, and never ceases to express his love of liberty and high principles. But he also speaks out against excesses and troublemakers. For her part, the beautiful Aimée de Coigny, who has just divorced the Duc de Fleury, leads a dissolute life. In 1793, the Convention decides to put "the Terror on the agenda". Aimée de Coigny and her new lover, Casimir de Montrond, are arrested. At the Saint-Lazare prison, their life together is preserved. Six months later, Chénier is arrested and imprisoned. Dazzled by the young woman's beauty, the poet dedicates his most beautiful verses to her. But Aimée remains unmoved by his love.
Nicolas Silberg
André Chenier
Anny Duperey
Aimée de Coigny
Jacques Toja
Lauzun
Mireille Audibert
Mme de Bonneuil
Danielle Duvivier
Mme Chénier
Alain Nobis
M. Chénier
Olivier Rodier
A. de Frontenille
Patricia Calas
Fanny
Yves Arcanel
Roucher
Hubert Deschamps
Le marquis de Kermaden
Gisèle Pascal
Mme de Vaudremont
Bernard Alane
Camille Desmoulins
Jacques Bouvier
Le caporal Magloire
Michel Charrel
Petit rôle
Germaine Delbat
Petit rôle
Samson Fainsilber
Petit rôle
Fabrice Fontal
Le domestique de Lauzun
Serge Maillat
Marie-Joseph Chénier
Guy Marly
Le lieutenant-général de Coigny
Michel Mayou
L'appariteur
André Oumansky
Casimir de Montrond
Robert Party
Petit rôle
Rachel Salik
Petit rôle
