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1789: The Lovers of the Bastille
Paris, 1789. A young revolutionary peasant and a maid of Queen Marie-Antoinette fall in love at the brink of the French Revolution.
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Paris, 1789. A young revolutionary peasant and a maid of Queen Marie-Antoinette fall in love at the brink of the French Revolution.
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Genre:History, Music
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Runtime:166 minutes
Studio:Takarazuka Revue Productions
Cast
Shuichiro Koike
Director
Masaki Ryū
Ronan Mazurier
Manaki Reika
Marie Antoinette
Saotome Wakaba
Olympe du Puget
Nagina Ruumi
Camille Desmoulins
Saou Kurama
Georges Jacques Danton
Seijou Kaito
Lazare, count of Peyrol
Miya Rurika
Charles
Ryo Tamaki
Maximilien de Robespierre
Jun Asami
Loisel
Chisei Akatsuki
Hans Axel von Fersen
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