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NAPOLEON
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A
Screenplay
by
Stanley Kubrick
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FADE IN:
INT. BEDROOM CORSICA - NIGHT
A well worn teddy-bear is cradled in the arms of Napoleon,
age 4, who dreamily sucks his thumb, listening to a
bedtime story told by his young mother, Letizia. His 5-
year old brother, Joseph, is already asleep, beside him.
NARRATOR
Napoleon was born at Ajaccio in
Corsica on August 15th, 1769. He
had not been a healthy baby and his
mother, Letizia, lavished him with
care and devotion. In middle age,
he would write about her from St.
Helena.
NAPOLEON (V.O.)
My mother has always loved me. She
would do anything for me.
MAIN TITLES
INT. DORMITORY BRIENNE - NIGHT
It is still dark on a freezing winter morning. The boys
are being awakened by a monk, loudly ringing a bell.
Candles are lit.
Napoleon, age 9, sun-tanned, leaps out of bed, rubbing his
arms and shivering. He tries to pour a pitcher of water,
discovering that it has frozen solid.
NAPOLEON
Who has been putting glass in my
pitcher? Look here, someone has
filled my pitcher with glass!
DUFOUR
Oh, my goodness! Someone has filled
Bonapartes pitcher with glass.
Now, who on earth would do a thing
like that?
BREMOND
Oh, heavens, look someone has filled
my pitcher with glass too!
MONK
Silence! Silence! You should not
make fun of Monsieur Bonaparte, he
comes from a country where it is
never very cold. He has probably
never seen ice before.
DUFOUR
Never seen ice before? Oh, dear me
-- how very odd.
The boys snicker. Napoleon glares at them.
NARRATOR
At the age of 9, Napoleon entered
the Royal Military College at
Brienne, in France, under a royal
scholarship. For the next five and
a half years, he would devote
himself to preparation for his
military career. These were harsh
and cheerless years for the lonely,
impoverished provincial, among
affluent French noblemens sons.
EXT. FARM BRIENNE - DAY
A lovely, late-summer afternoon. A small group of boys,
in their school uniforms, are impatiently gathered around
a rough table, covered with stacks of thick bread and jam
and tin mugs of milk. The farmers wife supervises
things, collecting a sou from each boy.
Napoleon, 9, stands apart from the group, drinking his
milk, a book under his arm, lost in thought, gazing across
the cornfield at the school buildings, which are
beautifully colored by the late sunlight.
BREMOND
(overly cheerful)
Good afternoon, Bonaparte.
Napoleon ignores him.
BREMOND
What are you reading?
No reply. Dufour moves behind Napoleon.
BREMOND
(angling his head to
read the title)
Dear me, arent we in an unfriendly
mood. Caesars conquest of Gaul.
Arent we terribly conscientious
about our studies? By the way, did
the supervisor give you permission
to take that book away from the
school grounds?
NAPOLEON
(quietly)
Fuck off, Bremond.
BREMOND
Oh, my goodness. What language!
Did you learn that from your mother,
Bonaparte?
Bremond is 4 years older and much bigger than Napoleon.
NAPOLEON
Fuck off!
At this moment, Dufour gives him a violent bump from
behind, spilling milk all over his uniform and splattering
the book.
DUFOUR
Oh, goodness, my dear Bonaparte -- I
am clumsy. Oh, and look at your
book!
Napoleon hurls the tin cup, with all his strength, at
Dufour, hitting him squarely on the forehead, with a
resonant pon-nnng! Napoleon leaps on Bremond, and the two
boys go down in a tangle of bread, jam and milk.
INT. MILITARY TAILOR - DAY
Napoleon, age 16, being fitted for his smart, 2nd
Lieutenants uniform, studies himself in the full-length
mirror.
NARRATOR
At the age of 16, he graduated a
sub-lieutenant from the Royal
Military School in Paris, and was
posted to the crack regiment de la
Fere, at Valence.
EXT. FIRING RANGE - DAY
Artillery firing range. A hot summer morning. Napoleon
is part of a group of young officers loading and firing a
cannon.
NARRATOR
The practical professional training
that Napoleon would receive for the
next three years would give him a
working knowledge of all arms, and
expose him to the advanced military
ideas of du Teil, Bourcet and
Guibert.
EXT. DRILL FIELD - DAY
A calm, winter day, snow on the ground. Napoleon and
group go through the ordered drill of loading and firing a
musket. Their targets are painted figures of soldiers.
EXT. FIELD - DAY
The edge of a wood near Valence. A windy, spring day.
Napoleon and nine other young officers are gathered around
a leathery-looking Captain with steel spectacles, who is
instructing them in the art of map reading. The map,
about four feet wide, is flapping noisily in the heavy
gusts of wind, despite the four pairs of knees and hands
struggling to hold it flat against the ground.
INT. ROOM - NIGHT
Napoleons room at Valence. It is filled with books,
mostly of military subjects, but well-stocked with poetry,
history and philosophy. He is reading by candlelight.
Outside we hear the sounds of revelry produced by less
conscientious officers.
NARRATOR
His moods at this time were complex
and varied.
NAPOLEON (V.O.)
Life is a burden for me. Nothing
gives me any pleasure; I
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