The Tournament

Rival knights compete for the hand of a beautiful maiden in this period feature from Jean Renoir.

Cast

Aldo Nadi

as François de Baynes

Jackie Monnier

as Isabelle Ginori

Blanche Bernis

as Catherine de Médicis

Enrique Rivero

as Henri de Rogier

Suzanne Desprès

as Comtesse de Baynes

Manuel Raaby

as Comte Ginori

Gerard Mock

as Charles IX

Viviane Clarens

as Lucrèce Pazzi, la Florentine

Henri Janvier

as L'officier des gardes

Marval

as Antonio le bouffon

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