Quand je serai parti... vous vivrez encore

7.2

126 minutes

3/13/1999

Overview

In 1838, François-Xavier Bouchard fights beside his Québec countrymen and the English minority.

Cast List

Francis Reddy
as François-Xavier Bouchard
David Boutin
as Chevalier de Lorimier
Micheline Lanctôt
as Rose-Aimee Bouchard
Claude Gauthier
as Thomas Bouchard
Rosalier Dumontier
as Marguerite Neveux
Emmanuel Bilodeau
as Henri Brien
Sylvain Landry
as Drummond
Philippe Lambert
as Joseph Duquet
Stéphane Simard
as Amable Daunais
Pierre Lebeau
as Francois Nicolas
Robert Bouvier
as Charles Hindenlang
Roc LaFortune
as Pierre-Rémi Narbonne
Julian Casey
as John O'Connor
James Bradford
as Sir James Colborne
Sébastien Gauthier
as Thomas Bouchard (1808)
Martin Larocque
as Tourne-clefs (1808)
Frank Fontaine
as Directeur de la prison (1808)
Guy Héroux
as Bourreau (1808)
Sean Devine
as Major Denny
Sylvain Bélanger
as Prisonnier-Espion
Louise Mauffette
as Grand-mère Bouchard
Victoria Maher
as Blanche Bouchard
Suzanne Clément
as Angèle Bouchard
Paul Hébert
as Grand-père Bouchard
Francis Boyer
as Damien Bouchard
Hugolin Chevrette
as Médéric Bouchard
Noel Burton
as Lord Durham
Steve Gendron
as Vendeur de journaux
Zachary Toupin
as Vandale
Alain Vandelac
as Vandale
Patrick Boyer-Poulin
as Gardien-patriote
Jean-Emery Gagnon
as Narcisse Cardinal
Bibi Burton
as Lady Durham
Stéphane Simard
as Amable Daunais
Louis De Santis
as Curé
Marilyn Perreault
as Soeur de Duquet
Alexandre Mérineau
as Antoine
Bernard Tanguay
as Vicaire
Sylvain Rocheleau
as Philippe Hébert
Diego Thornton
as Patriote mourant
Peter Farbridge
as Wetherall
Sylvie Potvin
as Madame Neveux
Pierre Harel
as Monsieur Neveux
Renée Devirieux-Ristelle
as Grand-mère Neveux
Benoît Dagenais
as Homme délirant
Alex Bisping
as Indicateur de Denny
André Brunet
as Violoneux
Marie-Claude Lefebvre
as Soeur du violoneux
Matt Holland
as Officier anglais
Frayne McCarthy
as Soldat anglais
James Rae
as Cavalier-convoi
Jordan Anderson
as Cornemuse écossais
Martin Kevan
as Civil
Gilles Paul Pilon
as Civil
Jean-Robert Bourdage
as Geôlier Saint-Ours
Alan Fawcett
as Directeur de la prison
Tedd Dillon
as Gardien de prison
Rémi Laurin-Ouellette
as Sourd-muet
Jacques-Henri Gagnon
as Aumônier
Terrence Labrosse
as Marchand anglais
Walter Massey
as Marchand anglais
Tom Rack
as Marchand anglais
Arthur Holden
as Greffier
Philip Pretten
as Membre du tribunal
David Francis
as Juge Clitherow
Martin Sims
as Traducteur
Claude Lemieux
as Mondelet
Art Kitching
as Aide de camp de Colborne
Robert Higden
as Foule (tribunal)
Réal Houle
as Foule (tribunal)
Jacques Morin
as Foule (tribunal)
David Schaap
as Foule (tribunal)
Paul Mackan
as Charles Deway Day
Stéphane Breton
as Maheu
Johni Keyworth
as Adam Thom
Julie-Anne Richard
as Henriette De Lorimier
Mike Chute
as Bourreau
Daniel Richard Giverin
as (voix)
Laurence Guichaoua
as (voix)
Marcel Jeannin
as (voix)
Maxime Lesiège
as (voix)
Simon Peacock
as (voix)
Patriq Chenier
as Patriote (uncredited)
Jessica Malka
as Fille de Duquet (uncredited)
Dennis St John
as Lord Russell (uncredited)