Rappeneau, Jean-Paul, Bertin, Roland, Brochet, Anne, Depardieu, Gérard, Perez, Vincent, Weber, Jacques	...	(Director)
Jean-Claude Carrière, Jean-Paul Rappeneau	...	(Writer)
Gérard Depardieu	...	Cyrano De Bergerac
Anne Brochet	...	Roxane
Vincent Perez	...	Christian de Neuvillette
Jacques Weber	...	Comte De Guiche
Roland Bertin	...	Ragueneau
Philippe Morier-Genoud	...	Le Bret
Pierre Maguelon	...	Carbon de Castel-Jaloux
Josiane Stoléru	...	The Duenna
Anatole Delalande	...	The Child
Alain Rimoux	...	The Father
Philippe Volter	...	Vicomte de Valvert
Jean-Marie Winling	...	Lignière
Louis Navarre	...	The Bore
Gabriel Monnet	...	Montfleury
François Marié	...	Bellerose
Pierre Triboulet	...	Jodelet
Baptiste Roussillon	...	First Soldier
Christian Roy	...	Second Soldier
Jacques Pater	...	The Footpad
Christian Loustau	...	Cadet
Alain Perez	...	Cadet
Franck Jazédé	...	Cadet
Eric Bernard	...	Cadet
Frank Ramon	...	Cadet
Alain Dumas	...	Cadet
Hervé Pauchon	...	Cadet
Luc Alexander	...
Pierre Aussedat	...	First Marquis
Yves Aubert	...	Second Marquis
Jean-Damien Barbin	...	Conceited Young Man
Gérard Beaume	...
Cecile Camp	...	Gremione
Dominique Chevalier	...	(as Dominique Chevallier)
Nicole Chomo	...
Christine Culerier	...	Uranie
Michel Fau	...	Ragueneau's 2nd Poet
Nicole Félix	...	The Matron
Catherine Ferran	...	Lise Ragueneau
Éric Frey	...	Second 'Precious' Poet
Claudine Gabay	...	Bad-tempered Nun
Balázs Galkó	...
Philippe Girard	...	De Guiche's Officer
Amélie Gonin	...	Sister Marthe
Isabelle Gruault	...	Sister Claire
François-Xavier Hoffman	...
Sandrine Kiberlain	...	Sister Colette
Françoise Lervy	...
Madeleine Marion	...	Mother Superior
Georges Mavros	...
Vincent Nemeth	...	Ragueneau's 1st Poet
Jérôme Nicolin	...	The Monk
Quentin Ogier	...	Baker's Boy
Lucien Pascal	...	The Academician
Eric Picou	...	First `Precious' Poet
Stéphane Roux	...
Ludivine Sagnier	...	The Little Sister
Maurice Sarfati	...
Marc Soriano	...
Benoît Vergne	...	Lysimon
Louise Vincent	...	Ironing Nun
Laurent Vivier	...
Michel Vuillermoz	...
Vincent Winterhalter	...
Stéphane Slima	...
Jean-Claude Petit	...	Composer
Pierre Lhomme	...	Cinematographer
Noëlle Boisson	...	Editor
Ezio Frigerio	...	Production Designer
Jacques Rouxel	...	Set Decorator
Franca Squarciapino	...	Custome Designer
Francis Barrois	...	assistant unit manager
Gérard Gaultier	...	Production Manager
Eric Hubert	...	assistant unit manager
Michèle Burke	...	Makeup Artist
Marc Vadé	...	unit manager
Zoltán Horváth	...	set dresser
Marianne Collette	...	assistant makeup artist
Jean-Pierre Eychenne	...	Makeup Artist
Thierry Rouxel	...	props
Lajos E. Szabó	...	stand-by painter
Gabriella Németh	...	hair stylist
Thierry Chabert	...	first assistant director
Bernard Chaumeil	...	Boom Operator
Pierre Gamet	...	sound
Marion Lorthioir	...	post-synchronisation
Eric Tisserand	...	sound assistant
Isabelle Tillou	...	special effects technician
Frederic Moreau	...	optical effects
Jean-Louis Airola	...	Stunts
Alain Barbier	...	Stunts
Sándor Boros	...	Stunts
Michel Carliez	...	stunts: maitre d'armes
Albert Goldberg	...	Stunts
László Imre	...	Stunts
György Kivés	...	Stunts
Ferenc Novinecz	...	Stunts
Miklós Pardányi	...	stunt performer
Tamás Pintér	...	stunts: Hongrie
Philippe Zone	...	Stunts
Yves Agostini	...	Camera Operator
Benoît Barbier	...	Still Photographer
Claude Bourdais	...	Grip
François Hernandez	...	first assistant "b" camera
János Kende	...	Camera Operator
Jean-Yves Le Poulain	...	first assistant camera
Tariel Meliava	...	second assistant camera
Jacques Monge	...	steadicam operator

Comments: DFR 148

Summary: One of France's literary treasures commands the screen with this "exceptionally graceful adaptation" (Los Angeles Times) that received a Best Foreign Film Golden GlobeÂ(r) and five OscarÂ(r) nominations*, including Best Actor for Gerard Depardieu! Cyrano (Depardieu), a master swordsman and poet, feels he cannot woo his beloved Roxane (Anne Brochet) due to an unfortunate physical flaw: his grotesquely large nose. Resigning himself to helping another suitor, the dashing yet tongue-tied Christian (Vincent Perez), Cyrano uses his mastery of words to win Roxane forhim. But when Roxane finds that she has fallen for Christian's mindand not for his beautywhich of her two suitors will finally possess her heart? *1990: Foreign Language Film, Art Direction-Set Decoration, Costume Design (won), Makeup