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The miniseries earned the nickname "the French I, Claudius." The BBC even aired it in French with English subtitles in 1974 and 1975.
source ↗Claude Barma went with bare sets, painted backdrops and stage lighting. Much of the cast came from the theater, many from the Comédie-Française, and the point was to let the actors carry it.
source ↗Off-screen narrator Jean Desailly reads the novels' prose almost word for word. In the opening, the cast stands frozen like statues while he introduces each character.
source ↗The sets are by Philippe Druillet, a French sci-fi comics artist. That explains the odd, almost space-age look of the palaces, far from a standard period drama.
source ↗Gérard Depardieu plays Templar grand master Jacques de Molay. His son Guillaume plays Louis X, and his daughter Julie plays Jeanne of Poitiers.
source ↗The 2005 version has five episodes, named after books 1, 2, 3, 5 and 6. Book four, The Royal Succession, gives its name to none. The premiere drew 8.6 million viewers on France 2.
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