De Gaulle: Tilting Iron
2026 film directed by Antonin Baudry
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Summary
De Gaulle: Tilting Iron is a film[1]. It is known by 9 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- Director: Tilting Iron — director (P57): Antonin Baudry[3]
- Screenwriter: Tilting Iron — screenwriter (P58): Antonin Baudry[4]
- Composer: Tilting Iron — composer (P86): Hauschka[5]
- Genre: Tilting Iron — genre (P136): biographical film[6], Tilting Iron — genre (P136): historical film[7]
- Based on: Tilting Iron — based on (P144): A Certain Idea of France: The Life of Charles de Gaulle[8]
- Followed by: Tilting Iron — followed by (P156): De Gaulle: The Sovereign Edge[9]
- Cast member: Tilting Iron — cast member (P161): Simon Abkarian[10], Tilting Iron — cast member (P161): Simon Russell Beale[11], Tilting Iron — cast member (P161): Q137394450[12], Tilting Iron — cast member (P161): Benoît Magimel[13], Tilting Iron — cast member (P161): Loïc Corbery[14], Tilting Iron — cast member (P161): Anamaria Vartolomei[15], Tilting Iron — cast member (P161): Niels Schneider[16], Tilting Iron — cast member (P161): Karim Leklou[17], Tilting Iron — cast member (P161): Tom Mison[18], Tilting Iron — cast member (P161): Kacey Mottet-Klein[19], Tilting Iron — cast member (P161): Grégoire Colin[20], Tilting Iron — cast member (P161): Pablo Cobo[21], Tilting Iron — cast member (P161): Campbell Scott[22], Tilting Iron — cast member (P161): Mathieu Kassovitz[23]
- Production company: Tilting Iron — production company (P272): Pathé[24]
- Director of photography: Tilting Iron — director of photography (P344): Pierre Cottereau[25], Tilting Iron — director of photography (P344): Giora Bejach[26]
- Part of: Tilting Iron — part of (P361): De Gaulle (2026 film)[27]
- Original language of film or TV show: Tilting Iron — original language of film or TV show (P364): French[28]
- Color: Tilting Iron — color (P462): color[29]
- Country of origin: Tilting Iron — country of origin (P495): France[30]
- Publication date: February 5, 2025[31], June 10, 2026[32], October 22, 2026[33]
- Distributed by: Tilting Iron — distributed by (P750): ADS Service[34]
- Narrative location: Tilting Iron — narrative location (P840): Paris[35], Tilting Iron — narrative location (P840): Algiers[36], Tilting Iron — narrative location (P840): London[37], Tilting Iron — narrative location (P840): Mers El Kebir[38], Tilting Iron — narrative location (P840): Bir Hakeim[39]
- Filming location: Tilting Iron — filming location (P915): place Charles-de-Gaulle[40], Tilting Iron — filming location (P915): Studios de Bry-sur-Marne[41]
- Title: La Bataille de Gaulle : L'Âge de fer[42]
- Working title: La France libre[43]
- Duration: 159 minutes[44]
- NMHH film rating: Tilting Iron — NMHH film rating (P2363): Category IV[45]
- CNC film rating (France): Tilting Iron — CNC film rating (France) (P2758): no age restriction[46], Tilting Iron — CNC film rating (France) (P2758): warning[47]
- IFCO rating: Tilting Iron — IFCO rating (P7573): 15A[48]