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At the Order of the Czar
Carolyn de Sayn was married at the age of sixteen, against her will, to the Prince of Wittgenstein, much older than herself. A few years later, she met Franz Liszt, whose fame had already conquered the whole of Europe. Taking advantage of her husband's absence, the young woman invites the musician to her estate in Woronince. When Franz confesses his love for her, she finds it easier to fight her own feelings.
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Carolyn de Sayn was married at the age of sixteen, against her will, to the Prince of Wittgenstein, much older than herself. A few years later, she met Franz Liszt, whose fame had already conquered the whole of Europe. Taking advantage of her husband's absence, the young woman invites the musician to her estate in Woronince. When Franz confesses his love for her, she finds it easier to fight her own feelings.
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Genre:Drama
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Runtime:98 minutes
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Cast
André Haguet
Director
Michel Simon
Prince de Sayn-Wittgenstein
Colette Marchand
Princess Caroline
Jacques François
Franz Liszt
Jacqueline Gay
Nathalie
Willy Fritsch
Le Grand-Duc
Lucienne Legrand
Maria Paulovna
Yves Brainville
d'Ingelstedt
Margot Leonard
Wanda
Peter Lehmbrock
Richard Wagner
Véronique Verlhac
Milorad Miskovitch
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