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Corsage

A fictional account of one year in the life of Empress Elisabeth Of Austria. On Christmas Eve 1877, Elisabeth, once idolized for her beauty, turns 40 and is officially deemed an old woman; she starts trying to maintain her public ...

Director

Marie Kreutzer

Year

Genre

biography, drama, history

Box Office

$705,767

Production

N/A

Awards

Nominated for 1 BAFTA Award17 wins & 44 nominations total

Elisabeth

Franz Joseph

Florian Teichtmeister

Marie Festetics

Katharina Lorenz

Ida Ferenczy

Fanny Feifalik

Ludwig II, King of Bavaria

Louis Le Prince

Finnegan Oldfield

Rudolf

Valerie

Marie, Queen of the Two Sicilies

Lilly Marie Tschörtner

Bay Middleton

Cajetan Felder

Countess of Fürstenberg

Lady of Spencer

Chief Physician Leidesdorf

Chambermaid Fini

Dr. von Widerhofer

Fencing Master

Gyula Andrássy

Chambermaid Lotti

Johanna Mahaffy

Earl of Spencer

Raphael Nicholas

Count Latour of Thurmburg

David Oberkogler

Nanny Minny

Anna Nahowski

Georg Raab, Painter of the Court

Alexander Pschill

Butler Otto

Stefan Puntigam

Chambermaid Lisi

Carl Baron of Hasenauer

Johannes Rhomberg

Valet Eugen

Oliver Rosskopf

Princess Marie of Hohenlohe

Eva Spreitzhofer

Mrs. Andrássy

Constable Hohenlohe-Schillingfürst

Raphael von Bargen

Market Vendor

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♪ When she was home,
she was a swan ♪ - Corsage

♪ When she was home, she was a swan ♪

[ Laughing ] - Corsage

I'd love to be your dog, - Corsage

I'd love to be your dog,

You would.
He's jealous of my dogs. - Corsage

You would. He's jealous of my dogs.

But actually, - Corsage

They want to assure themselves
of your existence occasionally. - Corsage

They want to assure themselves of your existence occasionall...

-Those cheekbones.
-He is sweet, isn't he? - Corsage

-Those cheekbones. -He is sweet, isn't he?

He is leaving tomorrow.
He has obligations. - Corsage

He is leaving tomorrow. He has obligations.

[ Nail file scraping ] - Corsage

[ Nail file scraping ]

People will gossip
that you are sick again. - Corsage

People will gossip that you are sick again.

Well, it does make me sick - Corsage

Well, it does make me sick

[ Sighs ] - Corsage

General Beck
and I have been in contact. - Corsage

General Beck and I have been in contact.

Andrássy's opinion
is of minor importance now. - Corsage

Andrássy's opinion is of minor importance now.

[ Chuckles ] - Corsage

A lion doesn't lose sleep
over the opinion of sheep. - Corsage

A lion doesn't lose sleep over the opinion of sheep.

Nobody loves nobody - Corsage

Nobody loves nobody

Majesty, it's Christmas
in two days. - Corsage

Majesty, it's Christmas in two days.

"The large assembly organized
by the Independence Party - Corsage

"The large assembly organized by the Independence Party

Vehement speeches were held - Corsage

Vehement speeches were held

I do not care much
about dead plants. - Corsage

I do not care much about dead plants.

-Yes, Majesty.
-You must get some fresh air. - Corsage

-Yes, Majesty. -You must get some fresh air.

Studying is good,
but breathing is even better. - Corsage

Studying is good, but breathing is even better.

A young idealist
has of course no idea - Corsage

A young idealist has of course no idea

But it's quite amusing
to leaf through his newspaper. - Corsage

But it's quite amusing to leaf through his newspaper.

It must be the audacity of youth - Corsage

It must be the audacity of youth

These newspaper people are quite
infatuated with Her Majesty. - Corsage

These newspaper people are quite infatuated with Her Majesty...

She is always a source of
stories, your Mama, isn't she? - Corsage

She is always a source of stories, your Mama, isn't she...

[ Silverware clinking ] - Corsage

[ Silverware clinking ]

Long may she live
Long may she live - Corsage

Long may she live Long may she live

[ Light laughter ] - Corsage

[ Light laughter ]

At the age of 40 a person
begins to disperse and fade, - Corsage

At the age of 40 a person begins to disperse and fade,

For example, we intend
to place the two sections, - Corsage

For example, we intend to place the two sections,

And in line with Your Majesty's - Corsage

And in line with Your Majesty's

Especially since
the healing power of warm baths, - Corsage

Especially since the healing power of warm baths,

[ Indistinct conversations ] - Corsage

[ Indistinct conversations ]

[ Woman crying ] - Corsage

[ Woman crying ]

We are going on a little trip.
Just the two of us. - Corsage

We are going on a little trip. Just the two of us.

-Is it allowed?
-I allow it, my dearest. - Corsage

-Is it allowed? -I allow it, my dearest.

-Your horse is falling asleep.
-I can't see anything, Mama. - Corsage

-Your horse is falling asleep. -I can't see anything, M...

Darkness is beautiful.
It's protection. - Corsage

Darkness is beautiful. It's protection.

"...saw a large fish
flapping around, - Corsage

"...saw a large fish flapping around,

As soon as the fish saw Sepp
on his horse, it addressed him: - Corsage

As soon as the fish saw Sepp on his horse, it addressed him:

I have been trapped here
for seven years..." - Corsage

I have been trapped here for seven years..."

It's beyond my comprehension
that you of - Corsage

It's beyond my comprehension that you of

We should never have traveled
with Sophie. - Corsage

We should never have traveled with Sophie.

I don't want you to pass on
your restlessness to our child. - Corsage

I don't want you to pass on your restlessness to our ch...

The task of raising the children
is mine alone. - Corsage

The task of raising the children is mine alone.

I do not believe
that you see more in them - Corsage

I do not believe that you see more in them

At least we leave behind
a pretty picture of her. - Corsage

At least we leave behind a pretty picture of her.

I was ordered to serve
your dinner only, Majesty. - Corsage

I was ordered to serve your dinner only, Majesty.

His Majesty is quite well,
Your Majesty. - Corsage

His Majesty is quite well, Your Majesty.

[ Door opens ] - Corsage

Howsoever...
I would like to accompany you. - Corsage

Howsoever... I would like to accompany you.

Edward, please have Fire
settled immediately. - Corsage

Edward, please have Fire settled immediately.

Fire whispered to me
you wept when I left. - Corsage

Fire whispered to me you wept when I left.

But something was telling me
to come and see the stables. - Corsage

But something was telling me to come and see the stables.

Remember father
after seven tankards of beer? - Corsage

Remember father after seven tankards of beer?

I believed every man
spoke that way after dark. - Corsage

I believed every man spoke that way after dark.

-You have good eyes.
-Yes, I do. - Corsage

-You have good eyes. -Yes, I do.

Majesty, Mr. Louis Le Prince,
resident in Leeds. - Corsage

Majesty, Mr. Louis Le Prince, resident in Leeds.

The Earl felt his request
might interest you. - Corsage

The Earl felt his request might interest you.

-You have a request?
-Your Majesty. - Corsage

-You have a request? -Your Majesty.

It is said that your interest
in technical - Corsage

It is said that your interest in technical

And what I have to present - Corsage

And what I have to present

No. I am even-tempered
by disposition. - Corsage

No. I am even-tempered by disposition.

[ Sighs ] - Corsage

I have developed an apparatus - Corsage

I have developed an apparatus

The difference
is that photographs don't move. - Corsage

The difference is that photographs don't move.

They claim to be objective.
But nothing is ever objective. - Corsage

They claim to be objective. But nothing is ever objective.

The accounts of your beauty - Corsage

The accounts of your beauty

So I can say anything I wish
as long as I smile? - Corsage

So I can say anything I wish as long as I smile?

Yes, Madam.
You just say whatever you wish. - Corsage

Yes, Madam. You just say whatever you wish.

[ No audio ] - Corsage

BAY:
Go. [ Clicks tongue ] - Corsage

BAY: Go. [ Clicks tongue ]

An Englishman an Irishman and a Scotsman - Corsage

An Englishman an Irishman and a Scotsman

But he is naturally concerned. - Corsage

But he is naturally concerned.

BAY: That's not how I like
to drink my beer. - Corsage

BAY: That's not how I like to drink my beer.

I do believe the Empress
has a spider in her corset. - Corsage

I do believe the Empress has a spider in her corset.

[ Laughs ] - Corsage

If you're bothered by gossip, - Corsage

If you're bothered by gossip,

I shall not allow my children
to tell me what is fitting. - Corsage

I shall not allow my children to tell me what is fitting.

With all due respect, Mama, you
are the one acting like a child. - Corsage

With all due respect, Mama, you are the one acting like a ch...

You abandon yourself
to every whim, - Corsage

You abandon yourself to every whim,

I love to look at you
looking at me. - Corsage

I love to look at you looking at me.

♪ Will I be ♪ - Corsage

♪ Will I be ♪

[ Gunshot ] - Corsage

Why can't I be dead
instead of my horse? - Corsage

Why can't I be dead instead of my horse?

He was the most intelligent
and the strongest horse. - Corsage

He was the most intelligent and the strongest horse.

I don't want another horse!
I want mine! - Corsage

I don't want another horse! I want mine!

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A fictional account of one year in the life of Empress Elisabeth Of Austria. On Christmas Eve 1877, Elisabeth, once idolized for her beauty, turns 40 and is officially deemed an old woman; she starts trying to maintain her public ...

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Director: Marie Kreutzer

Writer: Marie Kreutzer

Production: N/A

Genre: biography, drama, history

Year: 2022

MetaScore: 76/100

ImdbRating: 6.5

BoxOffice: $705,767

Released: 10 Sep 2023

Awards: Nominated for 1 BAFTA Award17 wins & 44 nominations total

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