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Don Quixote: The Ingenious Gentleman of La Mancha (2017)
With his noble squire by his side, a retired country gentleman sets out on an adventure to right the wrongs of the world.
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With his noble squire by his side, a retired country gentleman sets out on an adventure to right the wrongs of the world.
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Genre:Family, Fantasy, Adventure, Drama
Directed By:Xu Zhang, Jon Yonkondy, Alana Waksman, David Beier, Brandon Somerhalder, Main Ibrahim, Will Lowell, Dave Dorsey, Austin Kolodney, Drue Metz
Written By:Anthony Twarog, Melanie Ainsley, Amy Reedy, Elizabeth Eccher, Jonathan Maurer, Jamie Napoli, Michael Starr, Jordan Trippeer
In Theaters:11/7/2017
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Elysium Bandini Studios
Cast
Xu Zhang, Jon Yonkondy, Alana Waksman, David Beier, Brandon Somerhalder, Main Ibrahim, Will Lowell, Dave Dorsey, Austin Kolodney, Drue Metz
Director
Carmen Argenziano
Don Quixote
Horatio Sanz
Sancho Panza
Luis Guzmán
Farmer
Vera Cherny
Dulcinea
Lin Shaye
The Grand Lady
James Franco
Pasamonte
Reinaldo Zavarce
Miguel
Buck Acosta
Villager
Clint Lilley
Holy Brotherhood Member
Michael Delaney
Man with Basin
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