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Colonel Chabert ★★ 1994In the 1807 Battle of Eylau French officer Chabert (Depardieu) is thought dead and stripped of all he possesses. After 10 years of imprisonment a man shows up in the office of Paris lawyer Derville (Luchini) claiming to be the dead Chabert. His remarried wife (Ardant) now the Countess Ferraud has used his fortune to bolster the political aspirations of her second husband (Dussolier) and refuses to acknowledge this stranger's claims. Is Chabert a fraud? And what exactly are the motives of all the players?
Colonel Chabert ★★ 1994In the 1807 Battle of Eylau, French officer Chabert (Depardieu) is thought dead and stripped of all he possesses. After 10 years of imprisonment, a man shows up in the office of Paris lawyer Derville (Luchini), claiming to be the dead Chabert. His remarried wife (Ardant), now the Countess Ferraud, has used his fortune to bolster the political aspirations of her second husband (Dussolier) and refuses to acknowledge this stranger's claims. Is Chabert a fraud? And what exactly are the motives of all the players? Source for information on Colonel Chabert: VideoHound's Golden Movie Retriever dictionary.
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