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The story of Lanze who is in love with the princess. One day the princess is kidnapped by the Dark Knight and Lanze starts his journey to rescue her. But he is not alone because Erdal, a turk, joins him on his journey.
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The story of Lanze who is in love with the princess. One day the princess is kidnapped by the Dark Knight and Lanze starts his journey to rescue her. But he is not alone because Erdal, a turk, joins him on his journey.
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Genre:Adventure, Comedy
Written By:Oliver Philipp, Oliver Ziegenbalg
In Theaters:
Box Office:$16,680,689
Runtime:116 minutes
Studio:Barefoot Films, Lionheart Entertainment, Warner Bros. Pictures, SevenPictures Film
Cast
Christof Wahl, Til Schweiger, Torsten Künstler
Director
Til Schweiger
Ritter Lanze
Rick Kavanian
1/2 Ritter Erdal
Julia Dietze
Prinzessin Herzelinde
Thomas Gottschalk
König Gunther
Udo Kier
Luipold Trumpf
Tobias Moretti
Schwarzer Ritter
Mark Keller
Prinz Gustav
Ralph Herforth
Walter Sattler
Gregor Bloéb
Kerkermeister
Thierry van Werveke
Siegfried
Stefanie Stappenbeck
Brünhilde
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