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Napoleon and Love

Napoleon and Love – 1972

Only nine episodes were ever made, but it remains in the minds of people who loved a good drama in the 1970s. The last episode was transmitted in April 1974.
Sir Ian Holm was the star, and later he went from being Napoleon to be in the film Alien. He also appeared in Jesus Of Nazareth, Young Winston and in the BBC series The Lost Boys.

Geoffrey Bayldon who played the Prince was of course Catweazle too.

Directors

Jonathan Alwyn
Derek Bennett
Reginald Collin
Don Leaver

Writer
Philip Mackie

Producers
Reginald Collin producer
Lloyd Shirley executive producer

Cast
Ian Holm – Napoleon
Billie Whitelaw – Josephine
Wendy Alnutt – Madame Tallien
Tony Anholt – Capt. Charles
Maxine Audley – Madame Permon
Geoffrey Bayldon – Prince of Mecklenburg
Stephanie Beacham – Madame Duchatel
Peter Blythe – Duroc
Peter Bowles – Murat
Betty Cardno – Madame Duchatel’s maid
Anita Carey – Françoise
Jeffrey Celebi – Roustan
Adrienne Corri – La Grassini
Tim Curry – Eugene
Lucinda Curtis – Madame Junot
Sorcha Cusack – Hortense
Edward de Souza – Joseph Bonaparte
William Dexter – Bertrand
Karen Dotrice – Desiree
Angela Easton – Agathe
Janina Faye – Caroline
Lewis Fiander – Metternich
John Franklyn-Robbins – Fouche
Crispin Gillbard – Capt. Lejeune
Ronald Goodale – Hatter
Adam Harvey – King of Rome
Alan Hay – Registrar
Lorna Heilbron – Julie
Norman Henry – Pope Pius VII
Joyce Heron – Mlle. Raucourt
Ronald Hines – Berthier
Jason James – Tailor
Peter Jeffrey – Talleyrand
Cheryl Kennedy – Pauline
Freda Knorr – Mme. de Montesquiou
Veronica Lang – Mme. de Remusat
Julia McCarthy – Clementine
T.P. McKenna – Barras
Fidelma Murphy – Mlle. Duchesnois
Christopher Neame – Junot
Jonathan Newth – Tsar Alexander of Russia
Nicholas Oakhill – Alexander Walewski
Nicola Pagett – Mlle. George
Françoise Pascal – Elzunia
Donald Pelmear – Meneval
Hana Maria Pravda – Marysia
Diana Quick – Eleonore
Brian Ralph – Barras Aide
Malcolm Rogers – Cardinal Fesch
Clifford Rose – Emperor Francis of Austria
Robert Sansom – Dr. Yvan
Nadim Sawalha – Interpreter
Catherine Schell – Marie Walewska
Jeffrey Segal – Dr. Dubois
Vladek Sheybal – Prince Poniatowski
Elma Soiron – Countess Tyskiewicz
Kevin Stoney – Count Walewski
Ian Trigger – Raguideau
David Troughton – Lt. Foures
Andre Van Gyseghem – Count Malachowski
Gary Waldhorn – Caulaincourt
Antony Webb – Nesselrode
John Welsh – Corvisart
John White – Constant
Susan Wooldridge – Marie-Louise

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What an amazing piece of kit our telly was. Can you imagine having to change channel by turning a knob to tune in BBC2 and forever getting up to realign the aerial and contrast, and the only way to stop the picture from rolling was to give the set a good thump? Do you remember that we only have three channels to watch? Thinking about it, the conversation was better at school next day as everyone seemed to be watching the same thing unlike nowadays where we have too much choice. Aye, the quality of programmes seem to have dwindled when you think back to what we had in our days.

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