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Eleven Uncle
The young prince decides to take revenge:putting himself insane, he wants to enlighten the murder of his father. Hamlet travels to England for a year and returns to kill the 11 uncles and save his mother.
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The young prince decides to take revenge:putting himself insane, he wants to enlighten the murder of his father. Hamlet travels to England for a year and returns to kill the 11 uncles and save his mother.
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Genre:Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Herbert Fritsch, Sabrina Zwach
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Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:Hamlet_X
Cast
Herbert Fritsch
Director
Alexander Khuon
Hamlet
Herbert Fritsch
Onkel
Gitta Schweighöfer
Mutter
Dimiter Gotscheff
Hamlets Vater
Adolfo Assor
Feind
Werner Eng
Lauscher
Sven Schlötcke
Herr Kranz
Mira Partecke
Moormädchen
Friedrich Liechtenstein
Engischer König
Jule Böwe
Englische Königstochter
Yvon Jansen
Englische Königstochter
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