Cast
Maïwenn as Jeanne du Barry, a commoner who becomes the mistress and favourite of King Louis XV
Emma Kaboré Dufour and Loli Bahia respectively portray Jeanne as a child and a teenager
Johnny Depp as Louis XV, the King of France
Benjamin Lavernhe as Jean-Benjamin de La Borde, the King's premier valet de la chambre and a close confidant of Jeanne's
Pierre Richard as Louis François Armand de Vignerot du Plessis, 3rd Duke of Richelieu, a high-ranking member of the French court who introduces the King to Jeanne
Melvil Poupaud as Count Guillaume du Barry, Jeanne's partner and later husband
Pascal Greggory as Emmanuel-Armand de Richelieu, duc d'Aiguillon, the Duke of Richelieu's nephew
India Hair as Adélaïde de France, the King's eldest surviving legitimate daughter and his fourth overall
Suzanne de Baecque as Victoire de France, the King's fifth legitimate daughter
Capucine Valmary as Louise de France, the King's seventh legitimate daughter
Diego Le Fur as the King's grandson, the future Louis XVI. He is only referred to as the Dauphin (the royal heir) in the film
Pauline Pollmann as Marie Antoinette, the future Queen of France, who is referred to as the Dauphine as the wife of the Dauphin
Micha Lescot as Florimond Claude, Comte de Mercy-Argenteau, Austria's ambassador to France
Noémie Lvovsky as Countess Anne de Noailles, a lady-in-waiting
Marianne Basler as Anne Bécu, Jeanne's mother
Erika Sainte portrays a younger version of the character
Laura Le Velly as Sophie de France, the King's sixth legitimate daughter
Robin Renucci as Roch-Claude Billard-Dumonceaux (written Dumousseaux in the film) who employed Jeanne's mother as a domestic cook and had Jeanne educated in a convent
Caroline Chaniolleau as Madame de la Garde, an elderly widow who employed Jeanne as a companion
Patrick d'Assumçao as Étienne François, duc de Choiseul, a political rival to the Duke of Richelieu and his nephew
Ibrahim Yaffa and Djibril Djimo as Zamor, respectively as a child and a teenager, who was gifted as a child to Jeanne by the King as her page
Teddy Lussi-Modeste as Germain Pichault de La Martinière, the King's surgeon
Éric Denize as Anne-Charles Lorry, one of the King's doctors
Raphaël Quenard as the Grand Chamberlain of France
Grégoire Oestermann as Abbot Louis-Nicolas Maudoux, the King's confessor
Coralie Russier as Béatrix de Choiseul-Stainville, the Duke of Choiseul's sister
Aurélie Vérillon as Adélaïde Labille-Guiard
Luna Carpiaux and Marie Bokillon as Élisabeth Vigée Le Brun, respectively as a teenager and an adult