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Phèdre (2003)

5.8audience score
6 votes on TMDB
Released September 25, 2003Director Stéphane Metge

Hèdre is queen but doesn't love the king. She prefers his son Hippolytus, whom he had from a first marriage, to Theseus. A guilty love, hidden by feigned hatred, that makes her suffer and perish, and that she can't keep from confessing as soon as she hears of the king's death. But Hippolyte doesn't love her. And the monarch is only wounded. Ashamed, the queen can no longer look at him. Oenone, her confidante, tries to save her by making the king believe that the outrage comes from his son. Fanned by Theseus, the fury of the gods strikes Hippolytus. The adulteress kills herself.

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Cast of Phèdre

Dominique Blanc

Dominique Blanc

Phèdre
Eric Ruf

Eric Ruf

Hippolyte
Pascal Greggory

Pascal Greggory

Thésée
Michel Duchaussoy

Michel Duchaussoy

Théramène
Christiane Cohendy

Christiane Cohendy

Oenone
Marina Hands

Marina Hands

Aricie
Nathalie Bécue

Nathalie Bécue

Panope
Agnès Sourdillon

Agnès Sourdillon

Ismène

About Phèdre

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Who stars in Phèdre?

Phèdre stars Dominique Blanc, Eric Ruf, Pascal Greggory, Michel Duchaussoy, Christiane Cohendy.

Who directed Phèdre?

Phèdre was directed by Stéphane Metge.

What is Phèdre about?

Hèdre is queen but doesn't love the king. She prefers his son Hippolytus, whom he had from a first marriage, to Theseus. A guilty love, hidden by feigned hatred, that makes her suffer and perish, and that she can't keep from confessing as soon as she hears of the king's death. But Hippolyte doesn't love her. And the monarch is only wounded. Ashamed, the queen can no longer look at him. Oenone, her confidante, tries to save her by making the king believe that the outrage comes from his son. Fanned by Theseus, the fury of the gods strikes Hippolytus. The adulteress kills herself.