The painter Francisco de Goya is witness to the disasters and horrors caused by the bloody resistance of the Spanish people to the French occupation during the Napoleonic wars.
Sancho Gracia
El Empecinado
Bernard Fresson
General Léopold Hugo
Francisco Rabal
Goya
Pierre Santini
Napoleon
Mario Pardo
Marchena
Francisco Cecilio
Fernando VII
Philippe Rouleau
José I
Manuel Zarzo
García
Tony Isbert
Wellington
Jean-Claude Dauphin
Savary
Los desastres de la guerra is a drama, war & politics series that first aired in 1983 exploring themes of spanish history. Created by Rafael Azcona, it stars Sancho Gracia, Bernard Fresson, Francisco Rabal. The painter Francisco de Goya is witness to the disasters and horrors caused by the bloody resistance of the Spanish people to the French occupation during the Napoleonic wars.
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