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Quebec

  • 19511951
  • ApprovedApproved
  • 1h 25m
IMDb RATING
5.5/10
84
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Quebec (1951)
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Story of a revolt against England in 1830s Canada.Story of a revolt against England in 1830s Canada.Story of a revolt against England in 1830s Canada.
IMDb RATING
5.5/10
84
YOUR RATING
  • Director
    • George Templeton
  • Writer
    • Alan Le May(story)
  • Stars
    • John Drew Barrymore
    • Corinne Calvet
    • Barbara Rush
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  • Director
    • George Templeton
  • Writer
    • Alan Le May(story)
  • Stars
    • John Drew Barrymore
    • Corinne Calvet
    • Barbara Rush
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    • 2User reviews
    • 2Critic reviews
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    John Drew Barrymore and Barbara Rush in Quebec (1951)
    John Drew Barrymore and Barbara Rush in Quebec (1951)
    John Drew Barrymore, Corinne Calvet, and Patric Knowles in Quebec (1951)
    John Drew Barrymore and Barbara Rush in Quebec (1951)
    John Drew Barrymore, Corinne Calvet, Patric Knowles, and Barbara Rush in Quebec (1951)
    Quebec (1951)

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    John Drew Barrymore
    John Drew Barrymore
    • Mark Douglasas Mark Douglas
    Corinne Calvet
    Corinne Calvet
    • Mme. Stephanie Durossac aka La Fleuras Mme. Stephanie Durossac aka La Fleur
    Barbara Rush
    Barbara Rush
    • Madelonas Madelon
    Patric Knowles
    Patric Knowles
    • Charles Douglasas Charles Douglas
    John Hoyt
    John Hoyt
    • Father Antoineas Father Antoine
    Arnold Moss
    Arnold Moss
    • Jean-Paul Racelleas Jean-Paul Racelle
    Don Haggerty
    Don Haggerty
    • Col. Jean Durossacas Col. Jean Durossac
    Patsy Ruth Miller
    Patsy Ruth Miller
    • Germaineas Germaine
    Howard Joslin
    • Malboufas Malbouf
    Paul Guèvremont
    Paul Guèvremont
    • Heliodoreas Heliodore
    • (as Paul Guevrement)
    Adrian Belanger
    • Andréas André
    Jacques Champagne
    • Capt. Forrestas Capt. Forrest
    Rene Constantineau
    • Baptisteas Baptiste
    Marcel Sylvain
    • Hansonas Hanson
    Rolland Joseph Beaudet
    • Severacas Severac
    Nikki Duval
    • Jeanineas Jeanine
    • Director
      • George Templeton
    • Writer
      • Alan Le May(story) (screenplay)
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    Storyline

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    Mark Douglas is the illegitimate son of Charles Douglas and Stephanie Durossac, who are the leaders of the rebellion against British rule in Quebec in 1837. Stephanie is now married to a loyalist Colonel in the service of the British, whom she married to give Mark a name, thinking that Charles was dead. —Les Adams <longhorn1939@suddenlink.net>
    • 1830s
    • canada
    • revolt
    • city in title
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    • Taglines
      • For a Woman of Mystery a ragged army of Frontiersmen dared the might of an empire!
    • Genres
      • Adventure
      • History
    • Certificate
      • Approved
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    Did you know

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    • Trivia
      Final film of Patsy Ruth Miller.
    • Quotes

      Jean-Paul Racelle: [addressing the Assembly] Nothing has changed in our times. We have wasted forty years advising a government in which we have no voice. Nothing we have asked has been given. No word we have spoken has been heard. We now know we are without will or honour or any rights of citizenship. We can no longer pretend, even to ourselves, that we can call our lives our own. I therefore ask that this worthless Assembly be dissolved.

      [general cries of "No!"]

      Jean-Paul Racelle: [he continues] Go to your homes. Carry to your parishes the call to arms. Raise every man who can lift a gun. Stand ready to march at a moment's notice. It will not be days, but now only hours before war to free Canada begins!

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      [prologue] Because certain historic events and personalities are still controversial, the story is told in terms of fictitious characters and action.

    User reviews2

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    Top review
    6/10
    British are the bad guys
    For me, a British viewer, this film was interesting in that it showed my countrymen as the bad guys - albeit with the senior officer being of French ancestry, judging from his name.

    Not that this was a problem for me, some 185 years after the events depicted. But, as the only other reviewer to date has suggested, "Quebec" is more of a romance than a war or political film, and the plot did drag, making the production seem longer than its 85 minutes.

    The biggest plus point was Corrine Calvert and her screen presence.
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    • Marlburian
    • Mar 26, 2022

    Details

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    • Release date
      • February 18, 1952 (Denmark)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • Quebec - rebellernas stad
    • Filming locations
      • Québec, Canada
    • Production company
      • Paramount Pictures
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    • Runtime
      1 hour 25 minutes
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.37 : 1

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