For the Siege of Toulon scene, Napoleon (Joaquin Phoenix) guides his army to victory against the British forces when they storm the city. However, his beloved horse is struck by a cannonball and ...

Napoleon imagined himself akin to Hannibal ... Hegel, he was the Enlightenment on horseback, clearing away thrones and altars to make room for the modern world. To the nineteenth-century ...

(Here's what went wrong for Napoleon at the Battle of Waterloo.) Napoleon Bonaparte arrives on horseback in the occupied city of Nice. Just how short was Napoleon? Historians disagree on the answer.

He also posted the quote on his Truth Social platform and shared a user's post with the quote set against a portrait of Napoleon Bonaparte on horseback. The quote is often attributed to Napoleon ...

(Even in this scene, Napoleon’s horse he’s riding is blown up by a cannonball. As Napoleon is helped up he’s asked if he’s okay and answers in a very, “Yes I’m okay. Of course I’m okay.

When the philosopher Hegel saw Napoleon on horseback in 1806, he declared him nothing less than the “soul of the world.” Now, even if we can register the enormous impact Napoleon has had ...

In an early scene that sets the tone for the rest of the film, a horse is blown to pieces by a cannonball, which Phoenix’s Napoleon recovers as a souvenir. But no live cannonballs were ...

If you want to read his biography, or even see his horse, you can. By Victor Mather With the new Ridley Scott film “Napoleon,” starring Joaquin Phoenix and Vanessa Kirby, hitting theaters this ...

Having defeated Napoleon, General Mikhail Ilarionovich Golenishchev-Kutuzov was called “the conqueror of the conqueror of the world.” Almost immediately after his death in 1813, his first biographer ...

“We would have as many horses that we needed, with actors riding horses, but when there was something too dangerous, we used a mechanical horse rig or we stepped in and added extra horses using ...