Le film qui retrace la construction du canal de Suez par Ferdinand de Lesseps sous le Second Empire. L’histoire de ses amours, ses relations avec Napoléon III et les autres politiques de son temps.[1]
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- Tyrone PowerFerdinand de Lesseps
- Loretta YoungCountess Eugenie de Montijo
- AnnabellaToni Pellerin
- J. Edward BrombergPrince Said
- Joseph SchildkrautVicomte Rene De Latour
- Henry StephensonCount Mathieu de Lesseps
- Sidney BlackmerMarquis Du Brey
- Maurice MoscovitchMohammed Ali
- Sig RumanSergeant Pellerin
- Nigel BruceSir Malcolm Cameron
- Miles ManderBenjamin Disraeli
- George ZuccoPrime Minister
- Leon AmesNapoleon III - Emperor of France
- Rafaela OttianoMaria De Teba
- Victor VarconiVictor Hugo
- Georges RenaventBank President
- Frank ReicherGeneral Changarnier
- Carlos de ValdezCount Hatzfeldt
- Jacques LoryMillet
- Albert ContiM. Fevrier
- Brandon HurstFranz Liszt
- Marcelle CordayMme. Paquineau
- Odette MyrtilDuchess
- Egon BrecherDoctor
- Alphonse MartellGeneral St. Arnaud
- C. Montague ShawElderly Man
- Leonard MudieCampaign Manager
- Carol AdamsMinor Role (uncredited)
- David CavendishNeighbor (uncredited)
- Jerome de NuccioWrestler (uncredited)
- Louis LaBeyServant (uncredited)
- Frank LackteenSwami (uncredited)
- Christina MonttMaid (uncredited)
- George SorelAssistant (uncredited)
- Tony UrchelWrestler (uncredited)
- Jacques VanaireOld Engineer (uncredited)
- Louis VincenotJewel Merchant (uncredited)
- Michael VisaroffJewl Merchant (uncredited)
- Jean de BriacEngineer (uncredited)
- Fred MalatestaJewel Merchant (uncredited)
- Jean PerryTennis Umpire (uncredited)
Équipe technique
- Réalisation
- Allan Dwan
- Scénario
- Sam Duncan, Philip Dunne, Julien Josephson
- Musique
- Louis Silvers
- Montage
- Barbara McLean
- Décors
- Thomas Little
- Costumes
- Royer
- Production
- Darryl F. Zanuck
Affiches 3
Photographies 5
