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* ArtisticLicenseHistory: Joan was executed on May 30, 1431 but in this movie snow is seen during the execution.
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** Joan was executed on May 30, 1431 but in this movie snow is seen during theexecution.execution.
** Joan's comrades are also seen trying to rescue her right before she's burned at Rouen, which didn't happen in real life.
** Cauchon is introduced as part of Charles's entourage...even though he must later preside at Joan's trial, which makes very little sense politically.
** Joan was executed on May 30, 1431 but in this movie snow is seen during the
** Joan's comrades are also seen trying to rescue her right before she's burned at Rouen, which didn't happen in real life.
** Cauchon is introduced as part of Charles's entourage...even though he must later preside at Joan's trial, which makes very little sense politically.
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** The film goes for a very saintly portrayal of Joan; she's reluctant to attack the English at the Tourelles and must be ordered to do so. In reality, records state that she was constantly goading her comrades on in the attack. There are also fictitious scenes such as Joan setting up a soup kitchen and her organising public works projects to help displaced peasants rebuild their lives.
** Charles VII is also given a very sympathetic portrayal, even trying to tell Joan she doesn't have to go on the expedition that results in her capture; and it's Joan herself who responds that whatever happens is the will of God.
* ImportantHaircut: This one happens with Joan cutting her hair in the reflection in the river, and the hair being carried away by the current to symbolise how she won't turn her back on the mission. Her hair partly grows back in captivity and is past her shoulders by the time of her execution.
** The film goes for a very saintly portrayal of Joan; she's reluctant to attack the English at the Tourelles and must be ordered to do so. In reality, records state that she was constantly goading her comrades on in the attack. There are also fictitious scenes such as Joan setting up a soup kitchen and her organising public works projects to help displaced peasants rebuild their lives.
** Charles VII is also given a very sympathetic portrayal, even trying to tell Joan she doesn't have to go on the expedition that results in her capture; and it's Joan herself who responds that whatever happens is the will of God.
* ImportantHaircut: This one happens with Joan cutting her hair in the reflection in the river, and the hair being carried away by the current to symbolise how she won't turn her back on the mission. Her hair partly grows back in captivity and is past her shoulders by the time of her execution.
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It tells the story of UsefulNotes/JoanOfArc, the 15th century peasant girl who heard the voice of God and turned the tide of UsefulNotes/TheHundredYearsWar in favor of King Charles VII of France.
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It tells the story of UsefulNotes/JoanOfArc, the 15th century peasant girl who heard the voice of God and turned the tide of UsefulNotes/TheHundredYearsWar in favor of [[UsefulNotes/LetatCestMoi King Charles VII of France.France]].
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* BurnTheWitch: This is a depiction of Joan of Arc movie Arc's life after all.
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See also the [[DuelingWorks dueling production]] released the same year, ''Film/TheMessengerTheStoryOfJoanOfArc''.
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Joan is portrayed by Creator/LeeleeSobieski, whose performance was nominated for an UsefulNotes/EmmyAward. The [[AllStarCast star-studded cast]] also includes Creator/PeterOToole as Bishop Pierre Cauchon, Creator/ChadWillett as Jean de Metz, Creator/NeilPatrickHarris as Dauphin/King Charles VII of France, Peter Strauss as La Hire, Creator/PowersBoothe as Jacques of Arc, Creator/OlympiaDukakis as Mother Babette, Creator/TedAtherton as Jean d'Estivet, Creator/RobertLoggia as Father Monet, Creator/JacquelineBisset as Isabelle of Arc, Creator/MaximilianSchell as Brother Jean le Maistre and Creator/ShirleyMacLaine as Madame de Beaurevoir.
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Joan is portrayed by Creator/LeeleeSobieski, whose performance was nominated for an UsefulNotes/EmmyAward. The [[AllStarCast star-studded cast]] also includes Creator/PeterOToole as Bishop Pierre Cauchon, Creator/ChadWillett as Jean de Metz, Creator/NeilPatrickHarris as Dauphin/King Charles VII of France, Peter Strauss as La Hire, Creator/PowersBoothe as Jacques of Arc, Creator/OlympiaDukakis as Mother Babette, Creator/TedAtherton as Jean d'Estivet, Creator/RobertLoggia as Father Monet, Creator/JacquelineBisset as Isabelle of Arc, Creator/MaximilianSchell as Brother Jean le Maistre and Maistre, Creator/ShirleyMacLaine as Madame de Beaurevoir.Beaurevoir and Creator/RickWarden as the English Chaplain.
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Joan is portrayed by Creator/LeeleeSobieski, whose performance was nominated for an UsefulNotes/EmmyAward. The [[AllStarCast star-studded cast]] also includes Creator/PeterOToole as Bishop Pierre Cauchon, Creator/ChadWillett as Jean de Metz, Creator/NeilPatrickHarris as Dauphin/King Charles VII of France, Creator/PowersBoothe as Jacques of Arc, Creator/OlympiaDukakis as Mother Babette, Creator/TedAtherton as Jean d'Estivet, Creator/RobertLoggia as Father Monet, Creator/JacquelineBisset as Isabelle of Arc, Creator/MaximilianSchell as Brother Jean le Maistre and Creator/ShirleyMacLaine as Madame de Beaurevoir.
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Joan is portrayed by Creator/LeeleeSobieski, whose performance was nominated for an UsefulNotes/EmmyAward. The [[AllStarCast star-studded cast]] also includes Creator/PeterOToole as Bishop Pierre Cauchon, Creator/ChadWillett as Jean de Metz, Creator/NeilPatrickHarris as Dauphin/King Charles VII of France, Peter Strauss as La Hire, Creator/PowersBoothe as Jacques of Arc, Creator/OlympiaDukakis as Mother Babette, Creator/TedAtherton as Jean d'Estivet, Creator/RobertLoggia as Father Monet, Creator/JacquelineBisset as Isabelle of Arc, Creator/MaximilianSchell as Brother Jean le Maistre and Creator/ShirleyMacLaine as Madame de Beaurevoir.
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Joan is portrayed by Creator/LeeleeSobieski, whose performance was nominated for an UsefulNotes/EmmyAward. The cast [[AllStarCast star-studded cast]] also includes Creator/PeterOToole as Bishop Pierre Cauchon, Creator/ChadWillett as Jean de Metz, Creator/NeilPatrickHarris as Dauphin/King Charles VII of France, Creator/PowersBoothe as Jacques d'Arcof Arc, Creator/OlympiaDukakis as Mother Babette, Creator/TedAtherton as Jean d'Estivet, Creator/RobertLoggia as Father Monet, Creator/JacquelineBisset as Isabelle of Arc, Creator/MaximilianSchell as Brother Jean le Maistre and Creator/ShirleyMacLaine as Madame de Beaurevoir.
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It tells the story of the [[UsefulNotes/JoanOfArc 15th-century Catholic saint of the same name]]. Joan is portrayed by Creator/LeeleeSobieski, whose performance was nominated for an UsefulNotes/EmmyAward.
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It tells the story of UsefulNotes/JoanOfArc, the [[UsefulNotes/JoanOfArc 15th-century Catholic saint of 15th century peasant girl who heard the same name]]. voice of God and turned the tide of UsefulNotes/TheHundredYearsWar in favor of King Charles VII of France.
Joan is portrayed by Creator/LeeleeSobieski, whose performance was nominated for anUsefulNotes/EmmyAward.
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** [[ArtisticLicenseHistory Realistically speaking]], it's doubtful that a 15th century French monarch would have said any such thing; the feudal system - which divided society into a rigid class structure - was still very much alive at the time, and elements of it persisted up until the French Revolution in the 18th century.
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''Joan of Arc'' is a 1999 historical MiniSeries in two parts directed by Creator/ChristianDuguay. It is a joint production of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and Alliance Atlantis Communications.
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''Joan of Arc'' is a 1999 historical {{biopic}} MiniSeries in two parts directed by Creator/ChristianDuguay. It is a joint production of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and Alliance Atlantis Communications.
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''Joan of Arc'' is a 1999 historical MiniSeries in two parts directed by Creator/ChristianDuguay. It is a joint production of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and Alliance Atlantis Communications.
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* ScrewTheRulesIMakeThem: When confering a singular honor on the titular heroine, King Charles VII remarks on the seemingly strange idea that birth and lineage are often held up as more important than a person's character, but as king he is able to ignore that convention and thus award Joan the honor due her loyalty and service.
** [[ArtisticLicenseHistory Realistically speaking]], it's doubtful that a 15th century French monarch would have said any such thing; the feudal system - which divided society into a rigid class structure - was still very much alive at the time, and elements of it persisted up until the French Revolution in the 18th century.
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*BurnTheWitch: This is a Joan of Arc movie after all.
*BurnTheWitch: This is a Joan of Arc movie after all.
