the mobile visual novel game "Ikemen Vampire" by Cybird as one of the dateable characters. Napoleon is featured in the 2018 Role-playing game The Council as a supporting character. Culinary Seattle-based food brokerage and import firm The Napoleon Company. Beef Napoleon Bigarreau Napoleon cherry Bonaparte's Ribs, an early 19th-century English lollipop Eggplant Napoleon Napoléons Film, radio and television Film The Battle of Waterloo (1913), played by Ernest Batley Napoléon (1927), played by Albert Dieudonné Napoleon at Saint Helena (1929), played by Werner Krauss The Count of Monte Cristo (1934), played by Paul Irving It Happened One Night (1934): Ellie says to her father "I hope you're not comparing yourself to Napoleon. He was a strategist. Your idea of strategy is to use a lead pipe." Invitation to the Waltz (1935), played by Esme Percy Hearts Divided (1936), played by Claude Rains A Royal Divorce (1938), played by Pierre Blanchar Conquest (1938), played by Charles Boyer The Fire Devil (1940), played by Erich Ponto The Young Mr. Pitt (1942), played by Herbert Lom Kutuzov (1943), played by Semyon Mezhinsky Kolberg (1945), played by Charles Schauten Napoleone (1951), played by Renato Rascel Scaramouche (1952), played by Aram Katcher (uncredited) Désirée (1954), played by Marlon Brando. Laurence Olivier was impressed by Brando's interpretation of Napoleon, praising on The Dick Cavett Show that, "[It], I think, was immeasurably the best ever Napoleon [...] I have ever seen. Simply marvelous, simply because of his own particular quality of being so easy, so easily bringing a sense of genius to a character who was a genius." Napoleon (1955), played by Daniel Gélin and Raymond Pellegrin Napoleon Bunny-Part (1956): Napoléon (voiced by Mel Blanc) matches wits with Bugs Bunny War and Peace (1956), played by Herbert Lom The Story of Mankind (1957), played by Dennis Hopper Austerlitz (1960), played by Pierre Mondy War and Peace (1968), played by Vladislav Strzhelchik Waterloo (1970), played by Rod Steiger Eagle in a Cage (1972), played by Kenneth Haigh Love and Death (1975), played by James Tolkan The Loves and Times of Scaramouche (1976), played by Aldo Maccione Time Bandits (1981), played by Ian Holm Adieu Bonaparte (1985), played by Patrice Chéreau Napoleon and Josephine: A Love Story (1987), played by Armand Assante Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure (1989), played by Terry Camilleri The Emperor's New Clothes (2001), played by Ian Holm The Count of Monte Cristo (2002), played by Alex