Episode 5— Frères ennemis (1575-1584)
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Bruno Solo
as Self - Host
Charli Bar
as Henri de Navarre
Elya Birman
as Henri II
Daphne Bonneton Suner
as Mary Stuart Jeune
Marie Bouvet
as Catherine de Medicis Jeune
Teddy Candela
as Duc Henri de Guise
Matheo Capelli
as Antoine de Bourbon
Ludovic Charles
as Louis 1er de Bourbon-Condé
Isabelle Desplantes
as Elisabeth 1ère
Axel Ducret
as Charles IX
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