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31st of June (1979)
A lonely journalist in some West European country has a vision about the princess of his city who lived in XII century.
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A lonely journalist in some West European country has a vision about the princess of his city who lived in XII century.
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Genre:Romance, Comedy, TV Movie
Written By:Nina Fomina
In Theaters:11/11/1979
Box Office:
Runtime:142 minutes
Studio:Mosfilm
Cast
Leonid Kvinikhidze
Director
Natalya Trubnikova
Princess Melisent
Nikolay Eryomenko
Sam Penty
Lyudmila Vlasova
Lady Ninette / Miss Anne Dutton-Swift
Alexander Godunov
Lamison / Bob Taylor
Lyubov Polishchuk
Miss Queenie
Vladimir Zeldin
King Meliot / Mr. Dimmock
Vladimir Etush
Master Malgrim
Igor Yasulovich
Dr. Jarvis
Marina Nudga
Lady Jane
Emmanuil Geller
Master Marlagram
Mikhail Kokshenov
Servant
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