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Juarez

Louis Napoleon III (Claude Rains) takes advantage of the American Civil War to circumvent the Monroe Doctrine and expand his power by helping Emperor Maximilian von Habsburg (Brian Aherne) to add Mexico to his empire.

Director

William Dieterle

Year

Genre

biography, drama, history

Box Office

N/A

Production

Warner Bros. Pictures

Awards

Nominated for 1 Oscar. 1 win & 1 nomination total

Benito Juárez

Carlota

Maximilian von Habsburg

Napoleon III

Porfirio Diaz

General Marechal Achille Bazaine

Alejandro Uradi

Empress Eugenie

Gale Sondergaard

Colonel Miguel Lopez

General Miguel Miramon

Dr. Samuel Basch

Harry Davenport

Le Marc

Prince Richard Metternich

Walter Kingsford

Lady in Waiting

Jose de Montares

Mariano Escobedo

Camilo

Vladimir Sokoloff

Gen. Carbajal

Riva Palacio

Pedro de Cordoba

An Ambassador

Lerdo de Tajada

Pepe

John Bigelow

Agustín de Iturbide y Green

Tomas Mejia

William Wilkerson

Negroni

Martin Garralaga

Manuel -- Coachman

Italian Minister

William Edmunds

Mr. Roberts

Fould

Le Marc - a Creole

Francis McDonald

Carbajal

Charles Middleton

Mr. Harris

Baron von Magnus

Señor de Leon

Tailor

Carlos De Valdez

Agnes Salm

Woman

Achille Fould

Marshal Randon

Soldier with Letter to Maximilian

Gen. Regules

Drouyn de Lhuys

Alexander Leftwich

Señor Salas

Josefa Iturbide

Lillian Nicholson

Councilman in Meeting with Maximilian

Antonio Rosales

Duc de Morny

Jason Robards Sr.

Soldier Collecting Signatures

Sen. de Valle

Walter O. Stahl

Michael Visaroff

Maj. Du Pont

Mr. Hartman

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I, Louis-Napoleon,
emperor of France - Juarez

I, Louis-Napoleon, emperor of France

Democracy the rule of the cattle - Juarez

Democracy the rule of the cattle

Max! - Juarez

'Colonel Miguel Lopez' - Juarez

'Colonel Miguel Lopez'

Strange, Max. - Juarez

What is it? - Juarez

We're all ready, Don Benito. - Juarez

We're all ready, Don Benito.

It's too great an honor,
Imperial Majesty. - Juarez

It's too great an honor, Imperial Majesty.

Your resignations
are accepted, senores. - Juarez

Your resignations are accepted, senores.

You have our leave to go. - Juarez

You have our leave to go.

Has SenorTejada
not arrived from El Paso? - Juarez

Has SenorTejada not arrived from El Paso?

General Escobedo. - Juarez

General Escobedo.

General Porfirio Diaz. - Juarez

General Porfirio Diaz.

I want to talk to you - Juarez

I want to talk to you

General Diaz - Juarez

Beautiful. - Juarez

It must be terrible to be
separated from one's love. - Juarez

It must be terrible to be separated from one's love.

It all began in Brussels.. - Juarez

It all began in Brussels..

Here stood
the very Halls of Montezuma.. - Juarez

Here stood the very Halls of Montezuma..

There will be no child of my blood
that is not yours, Carla. - Juarez

There will be no child of my blood that is not yours, Carla.

'Sign here, sign here.' - Juarez

'Sign here, sign here.'

Senor Juarez. - Juarez

Virtue is a formidable weapon in the hands of an enemy - Juarez

Virtue is a formidable weapon in the hands of an enemy

You see Porfirio - Juarez

You see Porfirio

Is Augustin ready for his
investiture this afternoon? - Juarez

Is Augustin ready for his investiture this afternoon?

No message, Colonel Lopez? - Juarez

No message, Colonel Lopez?

I am thy liegeman - Juarez

I am thy liegeman

Here we present
for your recognition - Juarez

Here we present for your recognition

May I caution Your Majesty
not to venture forth? - Juarez

May I caution Your Majesty not to venture forth?

It is our happiness
to present to you - Juarez

It is our happiness to present to you

What has happened? - Juarez

What has happened?

'It says that all republicans' - Juarez

'It says that all republicans'

Have mercy on us. - Juarez

Have mercy on us.

Camilo, come quickly.
It's your boy, Pepe. - Juarez

Camilo, come quickly. It's your boy, Pepe.

Don Benito.. - Juarez

...because it is written here.. - Juarez

...because it is written here..

If you dare to jeopardize the cause - Juarez

If you dare to jeopardize the cause

Maxl.. - Juarez

This is some kind of a trick! - Juarez

This is some kind of a trick!

Don Benito Juarez. - Juarez

Don Benito Juarez.

Here he comes, with the crowd,
toward the plaza. - Juarez

Here he comes, with the crowd, toward the plaza.

More than an empire is in danger - Juarez

More than an empire is in danger

It's poison. - Juarez

Your Imperial Majesty - Juarez

Your Imperial Majesty

You see, Prince Metternich - Juarez

You see, Prince Metternich

Your Imperial Majesty.. - Juarez

Your Imperial Majesty..

The post, Your Majesty. - Juarez

The post, Your Majesty.

I hope the empress' letter
will influence you - Juarez

I hope the empress' letter will influence you

There's nothing here
from Her Majesty. - Juarez

There's nothing here from Her Majesty.

Samuel.. - Juarez

We shall sail for Europe
as soon as my abdication - Juarez

We shall sail for Europe as soon as my abdication

Senores, it is our decision
to remain amongst you. - Juarez

Senores, it is our decision to remain amongst you.

We shall seek a final
and decisive action - Juarez

We shall seek a final and decisive action

Good evening, senores. - Juarez

Good evening, senores.

General, the officers
of my following - Juarez

General, the officers of my following

You, Lopez? - Juarez

General, remain in charge. - Juarez

General, remain in charge.

Archduke Maximiliano - Juarez

Archduke Maximiliano

Is there anything
I can do for you? - Juarez

Is there anything I can do for you?

Wait. - Juarez

I can't believe it. - Juarez

I can't believe it.

Maxl. - Juarez

Has Your Highness anything to say? - Juarez

Has Your Highness anything to say?

Tomen armas! - Juarez

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Louis Napoleon III (Claude Rains) takes advantage of the American Civil War to circumvent the Monroe Doctrine and expand his power by helping Emperor Maximilian von Habsburg (Brian Aherne) to add Mexico to his empire.

User Rating: 0.0 (0 ratings)

Director: William Dieterle

Writer: John Huston, Æneas MacKenzie, Wolfgang Reinhardt

Production: Warner Bros. Pictures

Genre: biography, drama, history

Year: 1939

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 6.9

BoxOffice: N/A

Released: 10 Jun 1939

Awards: Nominated for 1 Oscar. 1 win & 1 nomination total

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