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6.6/10 1937 1h 53m Released

The Love Story of Marie Walewska

A Polish countess is dispatched by her country to become Napoleon Bonaparte's mistress at the urging of Polish leaders, who feel she might influence him to support Polish independence.

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Greta Garbo
Greta Garbo
Countess Marie Walewska
Charles Boyer
Charles Boyer
Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte
Reginald Owen
Reginald Owen
Tallyrand
Alan Marshal
Alan Marshal
Capt. d'Ornano
Henry Stephenson
Henry Stephenson
Count Anastas Walewski
Leif Erickson
Leif Erickson
Paul Lachinski
May Whitty
May Whitty
Laetitia Bonaparte
Maria Ouspenskaya
Maria Ouspenskaya
la Comtesse Pelagia Walewska
C. Henry Gordon
C. Henry Gordon
le Prince Poniatowski
Claude Gillingwater
Claude Gillingwater
Stephan
Vladimir Sokoloff
Vladimir Sokoloff
Dying soldier
George Houston
George Houston
Grand Marshal George Duroc
George Davis
George Davis
Grenadier (uncredited)
Sue Moore
Sue Moore
Servant (uncredited)
Scotty Beckett
Scotty Beckett
Alexandre Walewska (uncredited)
Winifred Harris
Winifred Harris
Countess Augustus Walewska

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CinemaSerf 6/10

Saved by the timeliest intervention of some French troops, the "Count Walewski" (Henry Stephenson) and his younger wife "Marie" (Greta Garbo) are spared the excesses of the Russian soldiers who have forced their way into their home. Shortly thereafter, she is introduced formally to the all-conquering and very charming Napoleon Bonaparte (Charles Boyer) and after a bit of a rocky start, is soon subject of his letters…

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FAQ about Conquest

What is Conquest about?
A Polish countess is dispatched by her country to become Napoleon Bonaparte's mistress at the urging of Polish leaders, who feel she might influence him to support Polish independence.
When was Conquest released?
Conquest was released in 1937.
What genres does Conquest belong to?
Conquest is categorised as History, Drama, Romance.
Who stars in Conquest?
The cast of Conquest includes Greta Garbo, Charles Boyer, Reginald Owen, Alan Marshal, Henry Stephenson.