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Cinderella
"A Paris Opera Production filmed in studio with Sylvie Guillem, Charles Jude and Rudolf Nureyev as a movie producer. The ballet is set in Hollywood in the 30′s." - nureyev.org
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"A Paris Opera Production filmed in studio with Sylvie Guillem, Charles Jude and Rudolf Nureyev as a movie producer. The ballet is set in Hollywood in the 30′s." - nureyev.org
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Runtime:125 minutes
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Cast
Colin Nears, Rudolf Nureyev
Director
Sylvie Guillem
Cinderella
Rudolf Nureyev
Film Producer
Isabelle Guérin
First Sister
Monique Loudières
Second Sister
Jean-Pierre Franchetti
Dancing Instructor
Carole Arbo
Winter
Eric Quillere
His Assistant
Fabienne Cerutti
Autumn
Alain Bogreau
Cinderella's Father
Georges Piletta
Cinderella's Mother
Francis Malovik
Stage Manager
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