Flag of France the revolutionary motto, "liberté" (freedom: blue), "égalité" (equality: white), "fraternité" (brotherhood: red); this symbolism was referenced in Krzysztof Kieślowski's three colours film trilogy, for example. In the aftermath of the November 2015 Paris attacks, many famous landmarks and stadiums were illuminated in the flag colours to honour the victims. During the early Middle Ages, the oriflamme, the flag of Saint Denis, was used—red, with two, three, or five spikes. Originally, it was the royal banner under the Capetians. It was stored in Saint-Denis abbey, where it was taken when war broke out. French kings went forth into battle preceded either
Gold for the Caesars Demongeot has also backed up that Freda had took charge on the films set. "Gold for the Caesars" was an Italian-French "peplum" film produced by Joseph Fryd, Bernard Borderie and Freda's friend Attilio Riccio. The film was based on the Florence A. Seward novel of the same name. The film was originally intended to be made by MGM as early as 1961, but was put off after the box-office failure of "King of Kings" (1961). Fryd took over the production to make it a lower budget production in Europe. This also had the film's story drastically changed from the novel