Bravest of the Brave

Aug 6, 1938

0h 11m

★ 0.0

Overview

This short film looks at the life of Michel Ney, who fought at Napoleon's side and was made a Marshall of France.

Genres

History

Production Companies

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Bravest of the Brave Trailers

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Cast

Narrator (voice)

Carey Wilson

Napoleon Bonaparte (uncredited)

Sergei Arabeloff

Marshal Michel Ney (uncredited)

John Burton

Madame Ney (uncredited)

Lita Chevret

Ney's Younger Son (uncredited)

Barry Downing

Ney's Older Son (uncredited)

Rex Downing

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