Château de Beynac has been listed as a monument historique by the French Ministry of Culture since 1944. Film location The castle has been a location for several films: Le Capitan, known as Captain Blood in English (directed by André Hunebelle, 1960) Gaston Phébus (TV mini-series, 1978) Elle voit des nains partout ! (directed by Jean-Claude Sussfeld, 1982) Les Visiteurs (directed by Jean-Marie Poiré, 1993) La Fille de d'Artagnan, known as Revenge of the Musketeers in English (directed by Bertrand Tavernier, 1994). The kitchen table in the picture below was used by Sophie Marceau, as Éloïse d'Artagnan, against her attackers. Les Couloirs du temps : Les Visiteurs 2, known as The Visitors II: The Corridors of Time in English (directed by Jean-Marie Poiré, filmed around March 1997 Ever After (directed by Andy Tennant, 1998) Jeanne d'Arc, known as The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc in English (directed by Luc Besson, 1999) Chocolat (directed by Lasse Hallström, 2000) portions of the film were filmed in the village of Beynac Fanfan la Tulipe (directed by Gérard Krawczyk, 2003) The Last Duel (directed by Ridley Scott, 2021) Barons de Beynac Maynard de Beynac (1115–1124) Adhémar of Le Puy (1147–1189) Richard Cœur de Lion, King of England (1189–1199) Pons I de Beynac (1200–1209) Gaillard de Beynac (1238–1272) Pons II de Beynac (1251–1300) Adhémar II de Beynac (1269–1348) Pons III de Beynac ( –1346) Boson, known as Pons de Beynac (1341–1348) Pons IV de Beynac (1362–1366) Philippe de Beynac ( –1403) Pons V de Beynac (1461–1463) Jean-Bertrand de Beynac ( –1485) Geoffroy I de Beynac ( –1530) François de Beynac ( –1537) Geoffroy II de Beynac ( –1546) Geoffroy III de Beynac Guy I de Beynac (1643– ) Isaac de Beynac Guy II de Beynac Pierre de Beynac The de Beynac family became extinct in the male line in 1753 with Pierre the last marquis of Beynac who married in 1727 Anne-Marie Boucher and had two daughters: Julie de Beynac married the marquis de Castelnau and Claude-Marie de Beynac married in 1761 Christophe Marie de Beaumont du Repaire. The family de Beaumont du Repaire added "Beynac" to its name and took the courtesy title of "marquis de Beaumont-Beynac". Gallery See also List of castles in France References External links 3D model of the château and village Castles in Nouvelle-Aquitaine Dordogne Monuments historiques of Dordogne Historic house museums in Nouvelle-Aquitaine Museums in Dordogne